Maturation, Exceptionally aged eaux-de-vie; historic Louis XIII blends traditionally contain eaux-de-vie aged for several decades
Size, 700ml
ABV, 40%
Founded in 1724, Rémy Martin is one of the historic houses of Cognac and is particularly renowned for its focus on Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie. Louis XIII is the house’s iconic prestige Cognac, traditionally presented in a Baccarat crystal decanter and composed of exceptionally mature eaux-de-vie. This 1970s bottling is a rare collector’s expression, representing an earlier generation of Louis XIII and a distinctive piece of Cognac history. Auction records identify 1970s examples as 70cl bottlings at 40% ABV, with Grande Champagne provenance.
Taste Profile
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A remarkably mature and layered Cognac, displaying dried fruit, leather, walnut and sweet spice alongside deep, polished oak. The finish is exceptionally long, rich and elegant.
