Cognac & Calvados Singapore | VS, VSOP, XO & Prestige


Cognac & Calvados Singapore: from smooth VS and VSOP to extra-old XO and prestige cuvées, plus Normandy apple brandy. At The Liquid Collection, shop by style or house — Hennessy, Martell, Rémy Martin, Courvoisier and more — neat, as a digestif or in a classic Sidecar, with fast, free islandwide delivery within 3 working days.

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VS & VSOP VS & VSOPSmooth, versatile cognac — perfect for mixing and easy sipping. XO XOOlder and richer — extra-old cognac, at least ten years in oak. Prestige PrestigeLuxury and rare — Louis XIII, Paradis and collector releases. Calvados CalvadosFrench apple brandy from Normandy — orchard-fruit and elegant.

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Fine and rare cognac

Fine & Rare Cognac

Collectible and vintage cognac — Paradis, Louis XIII and prestige cuvées. Explore →

The Story

Two great French brandies — one from grapes, one from apples.

Copper pot stills

Cognac: Grape to Glass

Cognac is a grape brandy made only in the Cognac region of France. White wine is double-distilled in copper pot stills, then aged for years in French oak — which gives it colour, warmth and complexity. The grades mark maturity: VS is at least two years, VSOP at least four, and XO at least ten.

Normandy orchards

Calvados: Apple Brandy

Calvados comes from Normandy, distilled from cider apples — and sometimes pears — then aged in oak. It shares cognac's elegance but carries bright orchard-fruit character: baked apple, pastry and warm spice. Lovely as a digestif, or in place of whisky in a sour.

How to Drink

Neat

In a tulip glass

Pour at room temperature and let it breathe — the classic way to enjoy fine cognac and calvados.

After dinner

A fine digestif

Both make a perfect digestif; in Normandy a splash of calvados between courses is a tradition — the trou normand.

In cocktails

Beyond the snifter

Cognac makes a superb Sidecar, French Connection or Sazerac; calvados shines in a sour.

Brandy Cocktails

Sidecar

50ml cognac · 20ml triple sec · 20ml lemon juice

Shake with ice and strain into a chilled, optionally sugar-rimmed coupe.

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French Connection

35ml cognac · 35ml amaretto

Build over ice in a rocks glass and stir gently.

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Sazerac

50ml cognac · 1 sugar cube · 2 dashes Peychaud's bitters · absinthe rinse

Stir with ice, strain into an absinthe-rinsed glass and twist lemon over the top.

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Calvados Sour

50ml calvados · 25ml lemon · 15ml sugar syrup · egg white (optional)

Dry-shake, then shake with ice and strain over fresh ice.

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Good to Know

What is cognac?
Cognac is a grape brandy made only in the Cognac region of France. White wine is double-distilled in copper pot stills and aged in French oak.
What do VS, VSOP and XO mean?
They are age grades: VS is aged at least two years, VSOP at least four years, and XO at least ten years.
Cognac vs calvados — what's the difference?
Cognac is grape brandy from the Cognac region; calvados is apple (and sometimes pear) brandy from Normandy. Both are French and oak-aged, but calvados carries bright orchard-fruit character.
How should I drink it?
Serve neat in a tulip glass at room temperature, enjoy it as an after-dinner digestif, or mix it into a classic Sidecar or French Connection.
Delivery in Singapore?
Free islandwide within 3 working days, no minimum. We do not stock all bottles online at the showroom — if you have something specific in mind, please WhatsApp us to check first before heading down to avoid a wasted trip.