Camus XO Borderies comes from the smallest and rarest cru in Cognac, the Borderies, where generations of the Camus family have tended vineyards known for producing intensely aromatic eaux-de-vie. This expression captures the elegance and floral richness that the region is celebrated for, offering a refined, deeply layered cognac shaped by time, tradition, and meticulous craftsmanship.

Camus XO Borderies Cognac 70cl
Brand: Camus | Category: Cognac (XO) | ABV: 40% | Origin: Cognac, France | Vol: 70cl

Tasting Profile:
Nose: Rich bursts of violet, honey, creamy vanilla, and gentle oak, with a soft floral perfume characteristic of the Borderies terroir.
Palate: Smooth and expansive with flavours of baked orchard fruit, toffee, roasted nuts, and subtle spice, wrapped in a velvety texture that feels both luxurious and balanced.
Finish: Long, warm, and elegant with lingering floral sweetness, soft oak, and a touch of caramelized fruit.

Production Details:
Crafted exclusively from Borderies eaux-de-vie, this cognac benefits from the region’s siliceous-clay soils, which help develop its signature floral character. Long aging in fine-grain French oak brings depth and roundness while preserving the natural aromatic intensity that makes Borderies expressions so distinctive.

Perfect For:
Celebratory moments, elegant evening pours, sharing after a special dinner, or gifting to someone who appreciates refined, floral, and complex cognac.

Expert Notes:
Often praised for its rare Borderies composition, this XO stands out for its harmony and perfume-like aroma. Critics highlight its unique balance of floral brightness and mature, honeyed depth.

Customer Reviews:
“Exceptional texture and aroma, one of the most elegant XOs I’ve tried.”
“Beautifully floral and smooth. A real treat on special evenings.”
“Borderies character shines through. Rich, soft, and wonderfully layered.”

Interesting Fact:
Camus operates the largest privately owned Borderies vineyards, giving them rare control over this prized and limited cru.

Serving Suggestions:
Best enjoyed neat in a tulip glass to appreciate its layered aromas. Allow it a few minutes to breathe, its floral and honeyed notes lift beautifully with air.

Distillery Background:
Established in 1863, Camus remains one of the few major cognac houses still family-owned. With five generations dedicated to the craft, the house is known for its focus on aromatic intensity, meticulous vineyard management, and a deep connection to the Borderies region, which continues to inspire some of their most celebrated expressions.