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Meaning of cognac
A type of brandy made from specific grapes in the Cognac region of France.
Etymology of cognac
The word "cognac" originates from the town of Cognac in southwestern France, where the brandy has been produced since the 17th century.
The name "cognac" is derived from the Latin "Coniacum", which refers to the region's Roman settlement.
Historically, cognac was known as "eau-de-vie de Cognac", with "eau-de-vie" meaning "water of life" in French.
Synonyms
brandy
whiskey
liquor
spirit
wine
champagne
bourbon
rum
gin
vodka
tequila
cocktail
drink
beverage
alcohol
intoxicant
stimulant
indulgence
luxury
delicacy
vintage
distillate
potable
brew
infusion
decoction
elixir
draught
tipple
refreshment
aperitif
digestif
liqueur
cordial
apéritif
eau-de-vie
armagnac
grappa
ouzo
raki
sake
shochu
soju
arak
mastika
metaxa
ouzo
pastis
sambuca
limoncello
grand marnier
cointreau
triple sec
Definitions
- A brandy from the Cognac region of France, made from specific grapes and aged for at least two years.
- A high-quality, luxury spirit, often served as a digestif or used in cocktails.
Usage Examples
- The connoisseur savored the fine cognac, appreciating its complex flavors and aromas.
- After dinner, they retired to the library to enjoy a glass of cognac and conversation.
- The bartender expertly mixed a classic sidecar cocktail, combining cognac, Cointreau, and lemon juice.
Antonyms
water
juice
soda
tea
coffee
milk
soft drink
beverage
drink
non-alcoholic
temperance
abstinence
prohibition
moderation
restraint
sobriety
teetotalism
asceticism
puritanism
temperateness
self-control
self-denial
ascetic
austere
austere
Spartan
frugal
sober
serious
somber
solemn
grave
sedate
staid
subdued
muted
toned-down