Hardy VSOP Organic Cognac

Cognac: Hardy VSOP Organic

Hardy Organic remains true to the history and rare quality of the House of Hardy. Small batches of the highest quality were selected to create a VSOP that embraces the haute couture style of the firm’s elegance, and stands out with its hint of freshness and aromatic purity.

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Size: 750ML

Proof: 80 (40% ABV)

Origin: France

Distillery: Maison Hardy

Hardy Cognac presents the Organic, with grapes that combine the perfection of nature with the excellence of time. Hardy respects and celebrates the environment at each development stage of this exceptional cognac. Cognacs made with organically grown grapes are incredibly rare, and this bottling from Hardy Cognac was made with grapes from small, carefully selected vineyards. This VSOP is soft, elegant and aromatic, with the emphasis on fruit, not spice.

Hardy VSOP Organic Cognac Tasting Notes

Nose: Spring flowers, vanilla, pear, toasted wood.

Palate: Long lasting with baked autumn fruits and roasted hazelnuts.

Finish: Refined, long, with fruit and spice.

Distillery Information

Maison Hardy owes its name to an authentic English gentleman, Anthony Hardy. Like any conscientious wine and spirit merchant, Hardy liked to get out of London as often as he could and head down to Charente to check on the progress of the finest Cognac crus. He finally succumbed to the regions charms in 1863, relocating permanently and founding Maison Hardy. As a mark of his great affection for France and the French, he went so far as to adopt the Gallic form of his Christian name, henceforth being known as Antoine Hardy. He also adopted the iconic French cockerel as the emblem of his new company.