Sharon Davis

9.3

Viking cruise. Vert nice! — 3 months ago

Katherine Bordelon

Court of Master Sommelier Guild member

9.0

Beautifully smooth Cognac from the smallest and probably most sought Gran Cru region in the Cognac AOC area. The Borderies is balanced yet complex and the Oak doesn’t overpower. A great way to cap off a wonderful dinner. — 7 years ago

with Edmond

Will Atkinson

10

1935 Borderies — 9 years ago

Peter van den Besselaar

9.1

Vintage 2020 | uncomplicated enjoyment | perfect bistro wine | paired with salade and goat cheese and tartare de Boeuf | at bistro Au Bois Dorée in Paris — a year ago

Alicia Cypress

9.2

This is gorgeous. A bit funky on the nose, but the palate is beautiful white flowers, a touch of honeysuckle and a balancing acid. The apples start to show themselves with a bit of air, but they're hardly abundant. — 7 years ago

Walter Urbas

10

So smooth, like warm butter milk that's been aged in Lindsay lohans pussy! — 9 years ago

James Leahy

10

The brute in the lineup. Would be a perfect complement to Montecristo No. 4 for me. Exceptional. — 10 years ago

Daron Watson

9.5

bought this bottle in 2016 ~ nose of paint on canvas, nougat, lilies & viburnum ~
caramel & toffee on palate then the almond cookies & butter crisps kick in! — 2 years ago

Jess White

9.8

Had the pleasure of tasting #camusborderiesxo the other day and was delighted. Distilled on the lees, this elegant yet powerful cognac is from the #borderies Cru. Orange zest, cinnamon, and dried fruit layers presented themselves with a creamy and velvety texture #camusborderies #cognac — 9 years ago

May Matta-Aliah

9.4

A unique expression of #Borderies #Cognac — 10 years ago