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I was wondering What does VSOP means when it is mentioned on a bottle of brandy. I read and a bottle that VS stands for "Very Smooth" is it right. I apparently do not see it as logical, because i find smoothness to be a less important factor related to a drink. I think VSOP or Vs on a bottle means something else.
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It stands for Very Superior Old Pale. It's an exact degree of cognac (which is a kind of brandy). It entails that the brandy has been elderly for not less than 4 years. It's not an authorized degree, but one utilized by some manufacturers as a trading device. VSOP in considers to brandy usually is proposed to signify its good quality. It is often understood as being Very Special Old Pale. The hue of brandy is no suggestion of age. It is believed that if it is dark and treacle it has been contained in a timber barrels for a long time. Actually caramel is supplemented to give hue or to sustain the consistency of hue of a well liked brand.
A factual fair brandy is one that has not been permitted to take on too much hue from the cask and continues a routinely fair bronze.
In cognac where VSOP is the renowned brand of Remy Martin and it has no lawful significance. There is only the significance of age and quality. However in Armagnac a VSOP will be 10 to 15 years old. In other components of the world the period is utilized as asserted by the manufacturer.
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