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1. www.cognac.fr › enCognac.fr - The official website of the Cognac appellation (BNIC)

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   Cognac hosts the best wine merchant of france competition for the first time. Discover and explore the world of Cognac : history, appellation, making-process, consumption, origin.

2. www.nouvelle-aquitaine-tourisme.com › en › cognacVisit the city of Cognac, its Great Cognac Houses and the ...

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   The musée des savoir-faire du cognac (M'CO) presents both the history and heritage of the region, but also the great human, industrial and commercial adventure of cognac. From the vines to packaging and advertising posters, the M'CO offers a better understanding of the different know-how and trades that make it possible to obtain this internationally renowned eau-de-vie: cognac.

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3. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Cognac,_FranceCognac, France - Wikipedia

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   Cognac is situated on the river Charente between the towns of Angoulême and Saintes. The majority of the town has been built on the river's left bank, with the smaller right bank area known as the Saint Jacques district. The town is situated on one of the pilgrimage routes to Santiago de Compostela and is home to the French Air Force training ...

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5. thegoodlifefrance.com › guide-to-cognac-charenteGuide to Cognac, Charente - The Good Life France

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   Cognac is a pretty town with a “City of Art and History” label. It’s easy to spend a day here wandering it’s ancient streets, taking in the sights, relaxing by the river and indulging in the local cuisine. The town has a feeling of peacefulness, prosperity and good living. A great starting point is Place Francois 1er, a big square ...

6. frenchtraveler.com › cognacCognac - The French Traveler

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   The town of Cognac, located north of Bordeaux and southwest of Paris in the “Charentes” department, dates back to prehistoric times some 2400 to 1800 years before the birth of Jesus Christ, as evidenced by its famous dolmen of Sèchebec. Prehistoric dolmen in Cognac. A twenty-mile area called the ‘golden circle” of cognac production ...

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   Where is Cognac in France?

   • The town of Cognac in the Charente department, south west France makes for a great visit. Especially if you love cognac… And historic towns, gorgeous countryside, sitting at cafés and watching the world go by. The name cognac is famous the world over for the fine French brandy made from white wine grapes.

   Guide to Cognac, Charente - The Good Life France

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   Is Cognac a good place to live?

   • Cognac is a pretty town with a “City of Art and History” label. It’s easy to spend a day here wandering it’s ancient streets, taking in the sights, relaxing by the river and indulging in the local cuisine. The town has a feeling of peacefulness, prosperity and good living.

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   Is Cognac a pond or a river?

   • 1 French Land Register data, which excludes lakes, ponds, glaciers > 1 km 2 (0.386 sq mi or 247 acres) and river estuaries. Cognac (French pronunciation: [kɔɲak] ⓘ; Saintongese: Cougnat; Occitan: Conhac [kuˈɲak] ⓘ) is a commune in the Charente department, southwestern France.

   Cognac, France - Wikipedia

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   How is cognac made?

   • It is made from white wine, using only very specific types of grapes grown in one of the six crus surrounding the town of Cognac in the Charente and Charente-Maritime regions of France. It’s distilled twice and aged in casks for a minimum amount of two years. Cognac is a pretty town with a “City of Art and History” label.

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   Why should you visit Cognac?

   • And, as you’d expect, cognac the drink is a major part of visiting the town of Cognac. There are several important cognac houses and a dedicated museum plus discovery centre. The origin of cognac dates back to the 16th century when Dutch settlers visited to purchase salt, wood, and wine.

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   What to do in Cognac?

   • There’s a Museum of Art and History in a beautiful building with a collection of paintings and sculptures as well as a Museum dedicated to cognac. Then continue your walk down to the riverside. Wide open spaces, beautiful old warehouses and some of the major cognac houses are in this part of the town.

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8. www.traveldistilled.com › visiting-cognac-distilleriesVisiting Cognac Distilleries - Travel Distilled

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   Jan 24, 2016 · Visiting Cognac Distilleries. They have been making cognac in Cognac for almost 400 years, and some of the best-known cognac distillers in the world can trace their history back almost as long. In visiting the town of Cognac in western France you drink in history as well as the intense flavours of the world’s most expensive brandies.