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Martell Cordon Bleu Cognac was originally created by Edouard Martell in 1912. It is a sultry, stylish cognac with a lovely fruity, spicy flavour.
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最喜欢的干邑之一。特别的香气。
4th April 2019
Really lovely to drink. We enjoy this as much as Remy Martin XO- they have different characters - both delightful. Neat at room temperature or with one ice cube - lovely.
21st March 2019
Damn this stuff is good
26th January 2018
I have been drinking over 50 years, I always like Martell Cordon Bleu more than all the others XO.
20th August 2017
Very good for the money. The history tells you all you need to know.
6th September 2016
This is the dogs danglies. Just finished another bottle and every mouthfull was a delight. Forget other XO's this is the one to go for.
27th June 2014
compra
21st September 2013
smooth and fruity. Best served straight.
6th August 2012
Thirty year old martell brandy
4th December 2011