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Cognac

Cognac · Cognac

Charentes wine eau-de-vie made from double-distilled white wines and aged at least two years in oak casks.

Cognac: Charentes wine eau-de-vie made from double-distilled white wines and aged at least two years in oak casks. Cognac is famous enough that Passport must explain it simply: white wine, double distillation, oak, blending, rancio charentais, not just luxury branding.

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