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Rémy Martin
Cognac
Louis XIII is a truly stunning Cognac from Rémy Martin.
First created by Paul-Émile Rémy Martin all the way back in 1874, this complex Grande Champagne Prestige Cognac is crafted from the oldest and rarest eaux-de-vie passed down by generations of cellar masters and carefully selected. Some was distilled more than 100 years ago!
Not only is the spirit a work of art, but the handcrafted and individually numbered crystal decanter is also distinctively glorious too, with its shape inspired by a royal flask found on a battlefield back in the 1500s.
Spicy with notes of blossom, stewed apricot with honey, passion fruit, fragrant plum, gingerbread and allspice.
Sandalwood with notes of tropical fruit and figs, gingernut biscuits, mixed spice and intense, buttery toffee.
The finish offers up blossom, cedar and vanilla.
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It is quite simply the best cognac I have ever tasted I always wanted to try it was on a retirement cruise last year around the pacific tried a tipple in the cigar lounge and decided to treat myself to a bottle sadly it’s all gone now but I expect I will get another bottle in the future as it’s just so good words fail me you just have to try it
Used it to soak my dried fruit in for my Grandmother's Christmas Pudding. I don't think she noticed.
I had this once. It tastes like liquid joy. I have promised myself I'll buy another one at some point, but as this one bottle of cognac is 1/3 the price of a Submariner, it won't be soon.
After managing hedge funds all day, nothing takes the edge off like a little Remy Martin. Especially satisfying while relaxing in an infinity pool.
Uniquely complex. Floral, incense, grapefruit, freshly sawn wood, raisins and a great storied history. Just try it!
