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What's the difference between cognac and brandy?
Cognac and brandy are both French-made wine varieties, but they have some differences:

1. Different sources: cognac can only be produced in the cognac producing areas in southwest France, while brandy can be produced in many producing areas in France.

2. Different brewing methods: Cognac is brewed from a certain type of grapes and then distilled in a unique way to make white Cognac. Brandy is made from various types of grapes and then distilled twice.

3. Different colors: cognac is light yellow and brandy is dark brown or golden yellow.

4. Different tastes: cognac tastes delicate, with fruity and barrel flavors, while brandy is more complicated, with fruity, floral and spicy flavors.

5. Different ways of use: Cognac is usually eaten as an aperitif or before dinner with rich cheese, while brandy is mainly used for cooking and making cocktails.