Name: Remy Martin Louis XIII Cognac
Brand: Remy Martin
SKU: RMLXIII-YB-750
Price: 4999.99 USD
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Introducing the epitome of sophistication and luxury – Remy Martin Louis XIII Cognac. Elevate your spirits experience with this extraordinary blend that transcends time, artfully crafted by the renowned house of Remy Martin.

Louis XIII Cognac is a true testament to the mastery of the cellar masters who have passed down their expertise through generations. A harmonious symphony of up to 1,200 eaux-de-vie, each aged for a minimum of 40 years, culminates in a spirit that is unparalleled in richness, complexity, and elegance.

The decanter itself is a work of art, a crystal masterpiece handcrafted by skilled artisans. Its iconic fleur-de-lis stopper and regal design pay homage to the royal heritage of this exceptional cognac. Encased in a distinctive red Baccarat crystal decanter, Louis XIII is a symbol of opulence and refinement.

Upon pouring, the amber elixir releases an intoxicating bouquet of floral notes, honeyed aromas, and a subtle hint of spice. The palate is a revelation of flavors, unveiling a cascade of dried fruits, exotic spices, and a lingering touch of oak. The finish is exceptionally long, leaving a velvety warmth that caresses the senses.

This is more than a cognac; it is a journey through time, a celebration of craftsmanship, and an indulgence in the finer things in life. Remy Martin Louis XIII Cognac is not merely a spirit; it is an experience, an heirloom to be treasured and savored on the most special occasions.

Whether you're a seasoned connoisseur or an aspiring enthusiast, Louis XIII Cognac stands as the pinnacle of luxury spirits, a timeless expression of the art of blending, aged to perfection, and destined to be the crowning jewel in your collection. Elevate your moments with Remy Martin Louis XIII – where heritage, craftsmanship, and indulgence converge.

Appearance:
A regal, deep amber hue that glistens with a rich, polished glow, hinting at the decades of meticulous aging in Limousin oak barrels. As the liquid gracefully clings to the glass, it unveils its viscosity, promising a luxurious and full-bodied experience.

Nose:
The bouquet is a symphony of captivating aromas. A delicate dance of floral notes, including jasmine and honeysuckle, intertwines with the sweet embrace of ripe fruits, such as figs and plums. Subtle hints of vanilla and toffee add a layer of warmth, inviting you to delve deeper into this aromatic masterpiece.

Palate:
From the first sip, a velvety texture caresses the palate, unveiling a harmonious blend of flavors. The initial notes of luscious honey and caramel pave the way for a medley of dried fruits – think apricots, dates, and raisins – creating a tapestry of sweetness that evolves on the tongue. A gentle spiciness emerges, with whispers of cinnamon and nutmeg, adding a subtle complexity to the experience.

Finish:
The finish is nothing short of extraordinary, lingering on the palate like a fond memory. Waves of oak and leather intermingle with a touch of dark chocolate, leaving a lasting impression of sophistication. The warmth persists, gradually fading into a contemplative and satisfying conclusion that invites reflection on the intricate layers of this unparalleled cognac.

Louis XIII cognac comes from the Grande Champagne region of Cognac, where the grapes are grown, distilled and aged. The terroir is rich in limestone, making it perfect for the grapes used to produce cognac, and an astonishing 1,200 eaux-de-vie from Grande Champagne vineyards make up the final blend.
Rémy Martin (French pronunciation: [ʁemi maʁtɛ̃]) is a French firm that primarily produces and sells cognac. Founded in 1724 and based in the commune of Cognac, it is among the oldest cognac producers still in existence.
Each batch is distilled twice over, a process that takes approximately 24 hours. Lengthy but essential to get the purest essence of the grapes' aromas, we have used double distillation since our founding in 1724.
Cognac can only be made from grapes grown in the strictly defined Cognac region of France. It must be made from the juice of at least one of three particular grapes, the most common being Ugni Blanc and the other two being Folle Blanche and Colombard.