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I think that the Jaime I us pronounced ha-may. It's funny because I would call the Colombians footballer James for years then heard him called Hames when he pkayed fir Everton.

Great content, thank you for sharing your knowledge! 👏👏👏

Try Shay By Le portier, A Bit Pricey For A New Brand But For A VSOP It's Top Notch

Nice review and advice. Question: what glasses are you using? Thanks.

I used to really enjoy Remy Martin XO before I started drinking cask strength whisky. Now I find that it doesn't really taste of much and the finish doesn't last all that long. Bottling at 40% seems like a waste to me.

Courvoisier, Martell, Hennessy and finally Remy Martin.

фуфло и звездёж, не стоит он и полцены своей!!!

How could Hennessy xo cheaper than remy martin xo? Around the globe Hennessy xo is always pricer than remy martin.

Just got a bottle of st remy xo for $20 bucks. Found it a bit mild compare to other fancy XO congic. It is like a hennessy vsop with water added.

Martell XO is the best sorry

I've been watching your rum content for a while now. I am primarily a whiskey drinker, but I have started exploring other spirits, and my next stop is brandy. I was very pleasantly surprised to see you recently started a brandy channel! I look forward to seeing what content you produce and learning about this interesting spirit category.

There's also a California brandy made by a guy who had a cognac still moved to Cali, he's from a French cognac family. Germain Robin. You might want to try and review that as well. It was purchased by E&J Gallo in 2017 but it's not a Gallo brandy per se. Cheers.

Please Review asbach German brandy. Also do Armenian brandies. Thanks.

I looked this up so I could cook a Dianne sauce, but I'm too drunk to cook now, and an Uber pizza seems like the best option, or just pass out on the lounge

I like to get pissed on St Remy XO and also ALDI's own Cognac, usually available for the same price of £20. Both good sippers for the money so much so that i've given up my expensive Scotch habit.

At 70 years old, I have been a Courvoisier fan since childhood. When we suffered from colds or flu as children, my parents would prepare for us a small pour of Courvoisier in a small snifter, make us sit in front of a warm fireplace, and tell us to breath deeply from the snifter, and sip slowly. To this day, VS is my go to Cognac, even though I keep VSOP and XO on hand, I buy VS by the case. I drink it neat. I just prefer the younger Cognac, perhaps because I was introduced to it at a young age. Very good video, informative content. Well done.

Tiramasu: .75oz Cognac 1oz coffee liqueur .5oz Dark Creme De Cacao 1oz heavy Cream heaping bar spoon Mascarpone cheese 1 Yolk dust Chocolate powder Give that a try, I make it every year for Christmas Yes it's just an Alexander riff I know haha

Dude I can hear you swallow when you’re just talking, not even drinking. Fix that shit.

I've tried to drink Cognac VSOP. I there a difference between the XO and the VSOP with regards to the brittleness of it or the alcohol being noticeable. For example I'll drink cask strength Bourbon no problem, you don't get any alcohol or ethanol just a warming heat. Something like Vodka for example is for me pure ethanol. I ask because I found the VSOP to have some of that ethanol, and have not wanted to spend the money on XO due to it.

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How would you separate Martell & Covoursier ?same price in the Tesco atm 👍🏻 don’t know what one to go with

I worked at highend cocktail bar in Chicago many years ago and participated in brandy and port tasting and fell in love. I agree that is distinctive as compared to other spirts within range of price. Its definetley worth the price to upgrade- it really is another world.

Pisco is liquor original from Peru only 🇵🇪 if you buy from other country definitely is a fake Pisco.

Jenny always the best

I actually cannot stand grain spirits. So whiskey and bourbon smells and tastes rather unpleasant to me, but I really love brandy and other fruit distilates. Haven't tried calvados yet, but it's definitely on my list. Just ordered Torres Jaime I 30 year, will see is it any good.

What no Hine Antique XO philistine.

I just got a bottle of Berneroy Fine. Very nice. Also, try Pommeau de Normandie, a variation of Calvados.

I tried both, Remy is far better...

Love the cognac videos, and love the blind tasting videos. Would like to see you do a few more comparison videos of related cognacs and brandys. For example, comparing Remy Martin VSOP and Remy Martin 1738. Or comparing VSOP from some other popular houses like Hine to your top picks from the VSOP video (Martell and Remy). Another fun comparison video would be comparing your top picks from the VSOP video to the cheap XO's like Cognac Park or Kirkland (not sure you can get that in UK). And then in the future when you feel like you have a good handle on cognacs, would love to get some cognac and armangac comparisons. In general I find the comparisons give a really good reference point as a viewer, so if you're reviewing an armeniac or a smaller cognac house, it's helpful to directly compare it to something from the big houses.

Love the cognac videos, and love the blind tasting videos. Would like to see you do a few more comparison videos of related cognacs and brandys. For example, comparing Remy Martin VSOP and Remy Martin 1738. Or comparing VSOP from some other popular houses like Hine to your top picks from this video (Martell and Remy). Another fun comparison video would be comparing your top picks from this VSOP video to the cheap XO's like Cognac Park or Kirkland (not sure you can get that in UK). And then in the future when you feel like you have a good handle on cognacs, would love to get some cognac and armangac comparisons.

They are the most adulterated and emptied of all, but if you make cocktails nobody notices especially if the only interest is to drink a historic brand

Very interesting! As a Cognac enthusiast and have been drinking all these 4 brand for the past 40 years, my favorite is opposite from you. My #1 is Hennessey X0, then Martel XO, Remy Martin XO and Courvoirsier XO. I guess it all down to personal preference. Cheers!

1st drink Is Beer. 2nd Drink Brandy De Jerez. 3rd Rum. 4th Gin. 5th Scotch whisky

Thanks for your review, Courvoisier on my family is the most renowned, Hennessy came second and Martell third, but to me Martell was the best, but the best I have tasted in my life was a Courvoisier Napoleon Champagne bottle that I could never find again , I purchased it for my second son to be opened when he became 18 years old.... superb!! better than the one I had as Remy Martin XO on my first born child when he became 18 years of age.

Thank god for closed-caption with that accent i need it or i will miss what ur saying- slowdown!!

Enjoying E&J VSOP Brandy tonight.

Its posible you teste Danijel Boyuo Xo carafe...?!..

Thanks for these. I’m a scotch/whisky aficionado and have been wanting to diversify my portfolio. So thank you.

St. Remy Signature in the U.K.? Looks like it is getting popular in Virginia. I find it more flavorful than the XO.

I, only recently, fell in love with brandy. I’ve enjoyed bourbon and scotch over the years but things changed drastically in 2020 at the age of 66, At that time, I knew absolutely NOTHING about brandy or cognac and simply, on a whim, asked the liquor store clerk for a recommendation. To my great fortune and luck he recommended the Pierre Ferrand Reserve and to this day it’s the bottle I compare all others to. I’ve repeatedly purchased and gifted it without hesitation. I thoroughly enjoyed this episode and your channel was an instant subscribe. Looking forward to future episodes. Thanks!

Wonderful video. My wife will always request a cognac old fashioned at restaurants (from her experiences at Wisconsin supper clubs) but I’ve never tried making one for her. Oddly enough, being a bourbon and scotch guy, my recent and first introduction to cognac was the Pierre Ferrand Reserve. It caught me totally off guard and I absolutely loved it. At this point, I’m already looking forward to treating both of us by making your Cognac Old Fashioned with the Ferrand 10 Generations. Thank you Steve !! (p.s. We’re staying at a Wisconsin B&B next week so I’ll need to pack a few extra items).

Interesting video... Please make more :)

No wonder you cant say soaked sultanas after those few brandies 🤣 Have had Torres in Spain many years ago and loved it. Found it today in UK. I am trying to get into a bottle of Torres 10. Cant get the top twisted off nor the seal off. So I looked on You tube on how to get into it. No help anywhere. Then found you in the process and was glued into watching you. So in the end (don't laugh) I got my large metal extendable gripper pliers and yay, they worked. I did giggle, so no doubt will everyone else reading this . 😅 I will now save my pretty pennies up and buy the Torres Hors D'age.

Brilliant 👏... as a cognac XO drinker myself, Hennessy XO is what I buy as it is $75 (U.S.) for 750ml in Arizona. I'll have to give your 2nd favorite one a try... Cheers!!

I just bought a bottle of Martell VSOP a week ago before watching this video. Haven't tried it yet, but im feeling better about my purchase.

Both the 15 and 20 are excellent, each on their own class.

Is weird, I dont mix a VSOP. I drink it neat.

for the rum drinkers has anyone tryed Indica Rum's from the Channel Islands

I'm a Ferrand from the states. Very distant relative I gotta try it.

Y do not like conac