Cognac (noun)

1. A type of brandy, made in the region around the town of Cognac in western France.
2. A type of brandy that is made in the region around the town of Cognac in western France, known for its smooth, rich flavor and high alcohol content.

Origin:

From cognac, a town in western france.

Examples:

1. Cognac is a type of brandy that is aged in oak barrels.
2. I prefer to drink my cognac neat, without any ice or mixer.
3. The cognac was smooth and had a rich, complex flavor.
4. The bottle of cognac was a gift from my grandfather.
5. Cognac is often used as an after-dinner drink, served in a snifter.