cognac
cognac
Definition
co·gnac (kōn′yak′, kôn′-)
noun
- a French brandy distilled from wine in the area of Cognac, France
- loosely any French brandy or any brandy
Etymology: Fr
cognac
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- sip: He sips some cognac, then drinks more deeply.
- add: Measure 150ml ( 6 fl oz ) of the syrup in to a small pan and add the cognac.
- enjoy: You can of course enjoy a cognac with your coffee.
- make: Rossignol is in the barn that had been used for making cognac.
Adjective modifier
- complimentary: A few complimentary cognacs helped to pass the time!
- 3cl: Foreign Affair 3cl cognac 3cl black sambuca Pour all ingredients into a brandy balloon.
- vintage: Wine list Extensive, international, incredible: 160 wines, superb choice of spirits, lots of malt whiskies & vintage cognacs.
- good: A very good cognac was produced to get things in perspective.
- 4cl: Irish Beauty 4cl cognac 2cl Irish Mist Pour all ingredients into a brandy balloon.
- French: This seductive French cognac and passion fruit blend is featured in the videos of major R&B and Rap artists.
Modifies a noun
- distillery: Boat rides down the Charente offer a delightful change and a visit to a cognac distillery is a must.
- house: Hennessy Cognac - The oldest Cognac house in the world.
- nordlinger: And complimentary cognac nordlinger and nro growth president stephen last morning as.
- dash: Casa Rosa 3cl strawberry purée 2cl cognac dash Grand Marnier champagne Pour all ingredients, except champagne, into a shaker with ice.
Noun used with modifier
- after-dinner: Needless to say, you'll also probably have treated yourself to a few fine wines and after-dinner cognacs!
- champagne: Add the plum jam and Champagne cognac, and muddle down.
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