• A kind of French brandy, so called from the town of Cognac.


    Cognac meaning & definition 1 of Cognac.


  • Cognac is made from a distilled wine.
    Cognac comes from the county of Cognac in France. If it's made in somewhere else, then it is not Cognac at all.

    It is being kept in oak barrels for many years where it will get better tasting and get's it red-brown color.

    Years in the barrel:
    2 - *****, VS, Sélection, de Luxe
    4 - VSOP, VO, Réserve, Vieux
    6 - Napoleon, XO, Extra, Royal, Imperial

    If your cognac is 20 years old, it still might be XO for example. That is only the minimal requirement.

    Cognac DOES NOT get better in the bottle any more, only the years in the oak barrel do matter.

    Cognac meaning & definition 2 of Cognac.


  • An alcoholic drink: Hennessey (Bottle -)

    see Hennessey

    Cognac meaning & definition 3 of Cognac.


  • A class of strong, but smooth liquor. Preferred mostly by black males.
    I.E. Hennesy

    Cognac meaning & definition 4 of Cognac.


  • Slang for a woman with extraordinarily natural beauty.

    Cognac meaning & definition 5 of Cognac.


  • Its shit thats put in a drink and also is a Irish word for shit/poo

    Cognac meaning & definition 6 of Cognac.


  • The finest of all brandies. Cognac is double-distilled immediately after fermentation. It then begins its minimum 3-year aging in Limousin oak.

    Cognac meaning & definition 7 of Cognac.


  • A high-quality brandy, properly that distilled in Cognac in western France.

    Cognac meaning & definition 8 of Cognac.


  • high quality brandy (= strong alcoholic drink) made in western France, or a glass of this:

    Cognac meaning & definition 9 of Cognac.

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