martell vsop for sale

• coldplay13

  8 Oct 17, 16:54

  Meet up in the east $80 Pls sms 9816 5448 Brand new in box
• Watchwantedspore

  18 Oct 17, 21:58

  good price bro?

• Rambuti

  20 Oct 17, 03:52

  Is it duty paid?

• Ramanram0029

  20 Oct 17, 13:35

  .

• MJP1404

  22 Oct 17, 20:38

  bump

• MJP1404

  22 Oct 17, 20:45

  bum.p

• MJP1404

  22 Oct 17, 21:02

  bumppp

• MJP1404

  22 Oct 17, 21:18

  bump

• MJP1404

  22 Oct 17, 22:33

  bump

• Moshtix

  25 Oct 17, 01:05

  Still available?

• Dannykhoo1990

  25 Oct 17, 18:40

  I'm interested, pls PM.

• Stan fehappy

  15 Nov 17, 13:56

  Bump

• Good Lobang Must Share

  17 Dec 17, 12:45

  still available?

• Joseph Rai

  10 Jan 18, 10:51

  so great

• Giorson Parsey

  14 Mar 18, 21:31

  Why are you selling it?

• Watchwantedspore

  20 Mar 18, 08:13

  Call Whatsapp 9835 0388 Cass Koh for Non-obligation quote.

• Picassolamaternite

  14 Apr 18, 14:27

  still available or any other offer? 

• Giorson Parsey

  14 Apr 18, 22:51

  WHAT DO THE INITIALS VS, VSOP AND XO MEAN?

  VS, VSOP and XO refer to the age and quality of the cognac. Each corresponds to how long the brandy has been aged in oak barrels. In 1983, following a request by the BNIC (Bureau National Interprofessionnel du Cognac)*, the French government drafted regulations governing the terms used to describe a cognac"s quality. These designations, which may be included on the label, refer to the age of the youngest eau-de-vie used in making the cognac.

  VS stands for "Very Special": only eaux-de-vie at least two years old can be used to make a VS cognac. Other denominators and expressions are permitted, such as "3 stars" or "luxury", and as such are included in the VS cognac category.

  VSOP stands for "Very Superior Old Pale": VSOP cognacs are created from eaux-de-vie aged for at least four years. The VSOP category includes designations such as "Old" or "Reserve". 

  XO stands for "Extra Old": XO cognacs are made only from eaux-de-vie at least six years old. Cognacs such as "Napoleon" or "Old Reserve" are equivalent to XO cognac. 

  Incidentally, the reason these 
  abbreviations are in English is because cognac has been exported for many years and the first importers spoke English.

  *Public-service organisation responsible for looking after the interests of cognac and all related activities.

   

  Shared by giorson parsey.

• Second ID

  19 Apr 18, 03:25

  location...?

• ivajesus

  25 Apr 18, 14:00

  whether there is any product related to this

• Babadee

  8 May 18, 20:49

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