Giboin VS

Giboin VS is a lively and approachable cognac from the Borderies, the smallest and rarest cru in Cognac. This young cognac has been aged for at least two years in French oak casks, resulting in a fresh and expressive style. Perfect to enjoy neat or as the base for a refined cocktail, where its fruity and floral character truly shines.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Fresh notes of white flowers, peach, pear and a hint of vanilla.

Taste

Light and elegant, with flavours of ripe fruit, gentle spices and a touch of almond.

Finish

Short to medium, fresh and lightly sweet with a subtle spiciness. A charming cognac that is easy to enjoy yet showcases the finesse of the Borderies region.

Giboin

Maison Giboin is a small but sophisticated cognac producer that has been in the family since 1830. Through the marriages of Lambert and Giboin, the current company, run by the seventh generation, was created in 1953. They grow Ugni-Blanc (and a little Folle Blanche) on two crûs: L'Hermitage (Borderies), known for its siliceous clay soils that give intensity, and Apremont (Fins Bois), with chalky soils for fruity finesse. Everything is done in-house: harvesting, distillation, ageing, blending and bottling. They produce only limited volume and stay true to craft and terroir. A house that clearly deserves a place in the spotlight of Cognac lovers.