Domaine Bonnaud - Pineau & Cognac

Our Cognacs

It all starts with the planting of young vines which, subsequently, will be able to start producing from the 3rd year of planting.

This is how we can start the grape harvest, then the vinification in the cellar (preparation of the grape must which ferments).

After this fermentation of about ten days, the distillation can begin. We will then speak about “eau-de-vie” which is extracted from the wine.

Following this distillation, the aging can begin. This product will become cognac over time.

The aging process is made with new oak barrels. These containers will be oxygenated and aerated very often to improve the aging phase. The talent of the cellar master and his gestures are essentials and will give the quality of the cognac.

Our Cognacs are prepared to be sold differently depending on their blending and years of aging.

Our Long Drink Cognac or VS is the youngest Cognac in our range. It has been aged for around 5 years. It will be the basic ingredient for your cocktails and nice for food-pairing.

Our VSOP Cognac comes from several blends of around fifteen years. Its aging is long enough to offer a refined and complex tasting.

Our XO Cognac is the oldest in our range. It comes from blendings of around thirty years, which give it exceptional qualities with aromas that cannot be forgotten. It will satisfy the finest Cognac lovers.

Awards & Distinctions

Cognac Guy Bonnaud

“I am passionate about the product that I have left to age in my cellar, with an attention that brings me great happiness. I really enjoy bringing pleasure to my customers by telling them my story, and to be able to let them taste this beautiful and adorable product that we enjoy with passion. I hope to give them wonderful moments that they will never forget. With the hope of having your confidence, I am always at your disposal to tell you my story, which I hope will fascinate you in turn. Cognac is a product for which there are no words to define the pleasure it can give. I thank you in advance for reading. See you soon!”

Guy Bonnaud