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Subject: Re: V.S.O.P. What are the actual words these initials stand for?
From: apetail
Posted: Mon Jan 6. 2003, 16:03 UTC
Followup to: "Re: V.S.O.P. What are the actual words these initials stand for?"  by Dan the Melon Man  (Tue Dec 31. 2002, 02:50 UTC)
 
> You sure you do? As far as I've ever been able to research, there is 
> no actual rule to it apart from price.
 
  VS 2 years, VSOP 4 years, XO 6 years
 
> Stick with the Golden Rule. If it costs more, it must be better!

What do you mean?? Do you think that there is a difference between the "vs, 
vsop and xo" or not. Are there conditions about labeling or not?
Isn't the aging period of the cognac a condition. Or do you think aged cognacs 
aren't better. What do you think about aged wine, whiskey, tequilla, jenever 
and rum? Are labels with names like "reposada" , "reserve" or "aged 15 years" 
meaningless?


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