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== History of Cognac == Unknown before the ninth century, the city was fortified thereafter. During the Hundred Years War, the town changed sides several times due to fighting and treaties in the region. François I granted the town the right to trade salt along the river, which ensures solid commercial success, which in turn led to the development of the city as a center of wine and brandy later. The best eau-de-vie is known world of the peaceful countryside along the river Charente, one hundred and twenty kilometers north of Bordeaux. This slow moving river that King François I called the most beautiful river in his kingdom, through a peaceful landscape of vineyards bathed in bright light and radiant. An area called the "golden circle" of cognac production encompasses Cognac and has the second-largest city distillation Jarnac. Cognac, the medieval city which bears the name of the region is attractive with its narrow cobbled medieval streets and elegant Renaissance facades. It is here that the legendary nectar has been established since the 17th century and all the air we breathe is permeated by the heavy odor of liquor that evaporates from oak barrels placed in storage: this perfume is recognized under the name of "angels' share". Famous companies in the world as Camus, Hennessy, Martell, Otard, Prince Hubert de Polignac, Rémy Martin, Courvoisier, and Renault-Bisquit are located here, each distillery has its own secret and unique process to mix its different eaux-de- life. Take a tour to learn more about the double distillation process carried out in copper stills before the aging in oak barrels where the precious liquor will improve, taking its finale and the famous Golden glow . Take a barge or train and discover the history of cognac vineyards, distilleries and museums that will show you not only how it is made, but proudly the oldest reserve of cognacs dating back to 1830. So why not try! [[File:800px-Bandeau1 r1 c1.jpg]] Entry Saint-Jacques and the castle François Ier More informations about the places to visit in Cognac on the wikivoyage:Cognac and/or visit the [http://www.tourism-cognac.com/ <b>Tourism Office of COGNAC</b>] <br> More informations about the History of Cognac on the [http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cognac_Charente <b>wikipedia:Cognac</b>] ! or Further informations * [http://sd-1.archive-host.com/membres/up/14599949932097240/Country2.pdf <b>Surrounds and Map of Cognac</b>] * [http://www.tourism-cognac.com/ <b>Tourism Office of COGNAC</b>] * [http://sd-1.archive-host.com/membres/up/14599949932097240/Walkin_Cognac/Walkin.htm <b>Walking in Cognac</b>]
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