I did read up on the region and quality differences, but I trust you guys will have some great recommendations.

Never by less than VSOP IMHO. Remy Martin VSOP is easy to find, good, and about $40. It is aged 4 years. If you can find it Hine rare VSOP is better, also aged 4 years and $40. Hine rare and delicate is the same bottle. My suggestion is to search out Pierre Ferrand Amber or Reserve, these are a large set up in quality. Ambre is aged 10 years, again around $40, quite complex. Reserve is aged 20 years though not listed as such. Expect to pay between $40 and $70. Very complex with a depth the Amber does not quite have.

good info.....the glen & trace have a fruity finish with no burn.....my sweetspot........the remy vsop will be the one to pop my cognac cherry monday night..........thanks🇨🇮

I'm nonplussed.8-[ 🇨🇮

Which one?

C by Courvoisier [9]

Courvoisier VS

Courvoisier VSOP Fine Cognac

Courvoisier VSOP Exclusif

Courvoisier Napoleon Fine Champagne

Courvoisier XO

Courvoisier Initiale Extra

Courvoisier 12

Courvoisier 21

L'Essence De Courvoisier

L'Esprit de Courvoisier

Courvoisier Succession JS

Courvoisier Cour Imperiale Grand Champagne

Courvoisier Gold (US Only)

Courvoisier Rose (US Only)

:-k

I haven't had it, but a friend was drinking it at the Vets Hall a couple of nights ago. Don't know which one. I think he paid something like $20 for a bottle.

Remy VSOP is a smoother, more ethereal cognac. Courvoisier is the choice of "The Ladies Man".

Now he's gone and made himself a Pariah.

why, I don't even know the meaning of the word.

how's the hoof doing, bro?

I would rather pay for something I like than 3 bottles of something I'd have to gag down. X

Pariah is a socially outcasted fish....right?#-o