Ciroc VS French brandy - 750mi

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Born of more than a century of wine-making expertise and craftsmanship, CÎROC is made with fine French grapes and distilled five times for an exceptionally smooth, fresh, and fruity taste. Ciroc continues to be a popular brand of vodka in the United States and has expanded to other types of spirits as well, and remains owned by Diageo.

Step into the world of Cîroc VS Brandy by Diddy, a luscious and sophisticated spirit that will change the way you think about brandy! v=1650103915","options":["Title"],"media":[{"alt":"Ciroc Summer Citrus Vodka - Limited Edition 70cl - Vodka","id":20440715657267,"position":1,"preview_image":{"aspect_ratio":1. Ciroc VS Fine French Brandy is a very special spirit crafted from fine grapes grown in the South of France, an area known for time-honored quality and craftsmanship. It’s a solid business decision — but also the reason why varieties like cognac and calvados have strict controls on their manufacturing process to prevent exactly this kind of situation. Jean-Sébastien Robicquet was born in 1966 and followed in that family tradition, studying winemaking in university before being entranced by the world of distilled spirits.The dominant flavors of this flavor profile are rich, deep, and fruity — things like dried fruits and baking spices. The fact that it is labeled as a “French brandy” (a blend of different distilled grape juices all combined together) seems like the perfect environment for the creation of a pretty mediocre spirit at best. Ciroc is not a Cognac brand in the true sense of the word, but rather a range of spirits created by Bordeaux based Master Distiller, Jean-Sebastian Robicquet. Diddy’s Ciroc is an unusual Vodka in that it is gluten-free and distilled from fine French grapes hailing from the historic Distillerie de Chevanceaux in the South of France.