Camus Very Special

Founded in 1863 and now in its fifth generation, Maison Camus is the last major Cognac producer to maintain its independence from the large multinational groups that have taken control of other historic maisons in the region over the past 20 years.  
The distinguishing feature of Camus Cognacs lies in their strong signature from the Borderies region. Cognacs from this area are the rarest, as Borderies is the smallest but one of the most highly esteemed regions, located at the border of the better-known Grande and Petite Champagne.

Palate: Hints of mango, pear and sweet almonds, accompanied by fine and delicate tannins
Nose: floral notes, jasmine, vanilla, caramel.
Finish: Long and persistent