Cognac Camus VSOP Borderies

Presentation of Maison Camus & the Borderies Appellation

📜 Founded in 1863, Maison Camus is a family-owned and independent house, proud of carrying on its savoir-faire through five generations. Its treasure? A VSOP Borderies single-estate, crafted exclusively from Camus vineyards in the Borderies cru, the smallest (less than 5% of the AOC) and the oldest in the appellation. With its 188 hectares, Camus owns the largest single-estate vineyard in this prestigious cru. Thanks to its unique clay-limestone soil rich in flint, this cognac delivers deep and refined floral notes.

The most awarded VSOP in the world

Camus VSOP Borderies holds the record as the most awarded VSOP at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition, winning numerous distinctions between 2013 and 2021, including Platinum, Double Gold, and Best VSOP medals.

Tasting Profile – Camus VSOP Borderies Cognac

Technical Characteristics of Camus VSOP Borderies Cognac

• Terroir: Borderies – single-estate, exclusively from the Camus family vineyards.
• Aging: French oak barrels (fine to medium grain, 350 L).
• Age: Minimum 4 years for the youngest eaux-de-vie in the blend.
• Grapes: Mainly Ugni Blanc, with possible traces of Colombard and Folle Blanche.
• ABV: 40% vol.

Tasting Notes of Camus VSOP Borderies Cognac

• Color: Even orange with rich amber highlights.
• Nose: Gourmet and floral, with vanilla, orange zest, and soft spices.
• Palate: Generous and smooth, with an elegant structure, a subtle woody touch, and a long, balanced, and very fresh finish.

Pairings & Serving Suggestions for Camus VSOP Borderies Cognac

• Best enjoyed neat in a tulip glass, to fully appreciate its freshness and structure.
• Pairs wonderfully with citrus-based desserts, dark chocolate, or refined dishes with floral notes.

🤔 Why choose Camus VSOP Borderies Cognac?

• The most awarded VSOP in the world (San Francisco WSC, 2013-2021).
• Authentic single-estate from Borderies, a rare and aromatic terroir.
• Camus family: an independent house with five generations of heritage.
• Remarkable aromatic complexity: deep floral notes, spices, and balanced freshness.