Name: Martell Cognac Cordon Bleu Grand Classic
Brand: Martell
SKU: mccbyb750
Price: 249.99 USD
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Introducing Martell Cognac Cordon Bleu Grand Classic, an exquisite expression that pays homage to the heritage and legacy of the esteemed House of Martell. Crafted with precision and passion, this cognac is a celebration of the artistry and expertise that have defined Martell for over three centuries.

The Grand Classic begins with a meticulous selection of eaux-de-vie, each chosen for its exceptional quality and aging potential. The result is a harmonious blend that captures the essence of Martell's rich heritage while embodying the spirit of innovation.

In the glass, the cognac reveals a deep amber hue, a visual testament to its careful maturation in French oak barrels. The aroma is an enchanting combination of dried fruits, subtle floral notes, and a touch of spice, creating an olfactory experience that is both complex and inviting.

On the palate, Martell Cognac Cordon Bleu Grand Classic unfolds with layers of flavor. Ripe plum, apricot, and a hint of vanilla dance on the taste buds, creating a velvety smoothness that defines the Martell signature. The aging process adds depth and complexity, resulting in a cognac that is both refined and full-bodied.

Versatile and sophisticated, Martell Cognac Cordon Bleu Grand Classic is perfect for sipping neat, allowing the connoisseur to appreciate the intricacies of its flavor profile. It also serves as a distinguished foundation for classic cocktails, adding a touch of Martell elegance to any libation.

The bottle, with its iconic blue ribbon, reflects the timeless elegance of Martell, making it a standout addition to any collection or occasion. This cognac is more than a spirit; it's an invitation to savor the craftsmanship, history, and innovation that define the Grand Classic expression.

Elevate your cognac experience with Martell Cognac Cordon Bleu Grand Classic – where tradition meets innovation, and each sip tells a story of excellence. Whether enjoyed in solitude or shared among discerning enthusiasts, this is a cognac that transcends time, celebrating the grandeur of Martell's legacy. Cheers to the unparalleled sophistication of Martell Cognac Cordon Bleu Grand Classic.

Appearance: Martell Cognac Cordon Bleu Grand Classic graces the glass with a deep and inviting amber hue, hinting at the richness that awaits within. Its clarity showcases the cognac's exceptional aging and meticulous craftsmanship.

Nose: The aromatic journey begins with a captivating bouquet, featuring notes of dried fruits, notably ripe plum and apricot. Subtle hints of floral accents and a delicate touch of spice add depth and intrigue. The nose is a harmonious blend of complexity and approachability, setting the stage for an indulgent tasting experience.

Palate: The first sip is a revelation of Martell's signature elegance. Ripe plum takes center stage, accompanied by the luscious sweetness of apricot and a subtle vanilla undertone. The velvety smoothness on the palate is a testament to the cognac's careful aging, creating a refined and full-bodied experience. Layers of flavor unfold, creating a rich and sophisticated symphony.

Finish: Martell Cognac Cordon Bleu Grand Classic leaves a lasting impression with a finish that is both lingering and satisfying. The warmth persists, allowing the dried fruit and subtle spice notes to evolve, offering a gentle reminder of the exceptional craftsmanship and heritage encapsulated in every drop.

1912. Edouard Martell creates Martell Cordon Bleu, the first extra-old cognac to have its own name. It is officially launched at the prestigious Hôtel de Paris in Monaco. It goes on to become a legendary cognac, an icon of Maison Martell.
It is owned by Pernod Ricard. Martell is produced exclusively at the distillery in the region of Cognac. It is eaux-de-vie from the Borderies that lend Martell Cordon Bleu its elegance, with Christophe Valtaud (only the ninth Cellar Master in 300 years) overseeing production.
Formerly owned by the Seagram spirits empire, it is now part of the Martell Mumm Perrier-Jouët (MMPJ) subsidiary of the French wines and spirits conglomerate Pernod Ricard. Martell's flagship Cordon Bleu, introduced in 1912, was for many years the world's highest-selling premium cognac.
For lovers of cognac, amateurs and aficionados alike, a visit to the House of Martell in southwest France makes for an unmissable destination. An easy trip from Bordeaux, La Rochelle or Limoges, the historic Gâtebourse site in the heart of Cognac is the birthplace of Maison Martell, founded by Jean Martell in 1715.