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The XO? It was good, for its price and quality. More on reddit.com

I would avoid the Hennessy on volume reasons alone. What if it's not your cup of tea (it wasn't mine)? Too bad - better settle in because you've got almost two liters to get through. I don't know the other two and always suggest Remy or Martell as VSOP entry points.

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Review: Hennessy VSOP Background: Earlier this year I had the opportunity to do some traveling for work in France. I’m mainly a bourbon and scotch drinker but I found some dive bars with nice Cognac and Armagnac selections so I decided to give it a whirl and fell in love. While I’ve explored most of the big cognac house offerings and intend to look to smaller producers down the line, Hennessy VSOP has been a staple on my bar. I almost consider it the Wild Turkey 101 of Cognac. Good quality, relatively affordable, and great by itself or in cocktails. I generally drink it out of a brandy snifter, I went with a glencairn for this review. Price Paid: $98 (Handle/1.75 Liter) Nose: heavy grape note (obviously) followed by a rich vanilla, but more so a baking vanilla. I get feint hints of caramel green apple. Palate: Coats the palate nicely, but fades quicker than I’d like. The vanilla and caramel notes shine more than anything on the tongue. Finish: a decent bit of alcohol up front, I get a lot of baking spice and then it dries up. Overall: While I enjoy this by itself, it’s especially my go-to in espresso martinis now (Kudos to the Arbane bar in Paris for introducing me to that). The coffee notes with the sweetness of the VSOP are a match made in heaven. I’m always looking for higher quality gnacs but this will always have a spot on my bar. Rating: 7/10 on the T8ke scale (Great) More on reddit.com