For the complete enjoyment of brandy, Dujardin ages particularly long in limousin oak barrels, and in this way it gets its tempting golden color, mild flavor, and fragrant bouquet. In the past, most European Brandies were simply known and referred to as Cognac, but then the Versailles treaty reserved the term only for Brandies produced in the Cognac region of France. Dujardin has since referred to its product as German Brandy or Weinbrand.