Louis XIII de Remy Martin Grande Champagne Cognac

Rémy Martin Louis XIII Très Vieille – 1969-1978 Asia Edition

This rare Louis XIII Très Vieille Cognac, crafted by Rémy Martin, represents a remarkable period in its history. Produced between 1969 and 1978, this version is distinguished by its use of St. Louis crystal for the decanter rather than the later Baccarat design. The decanter features 10/10 fins (though variations with 10/9 and 9/9 have been seen), along with an elegant bean-shaped label reading  "Louis XIII Very Old." With eaux-de-vie aged 40-100 years from Grande Champagne, this exquisite Cognac embodies luxury and history.

Technical Details:

• Volume: 700ml
• Alcohol Content: 40% ABV
• Bottle: St. Louis crystal with 10/10 fins 
• Label: Bean-shaped,  "Louis XIII Very Old"
• Logo: Old style, E. Rémy Martin & Co. SA
• Packaging: No box, Stopper included
• Region: Grande Champagne, France

Tasting Notes:

• Nose: Aromatic and layered, featuring notes of dried fruits, honey, jasmine, and subtle spices.
• Palate: Rich and harmonious with flavors of fig, prunes, gingerbread, and nutmeg, balanced with oak and a touch of sandalwood.
• Finish: Long and sophisticated, leaving an impression of elegance with dried fruits and delicate spice.

Historical Significance:
This edition reflects Rémy Martin's dedication to preserving its legacy, with a design and craftsmanship that bridges tradition and refinement. The Battle of Jarnac card adds a historical touch, further enhancing its value to collectors and enthusiasts alike.

This rare piece of history is an embodiment of prestige and sophistication, offering an unparalleled tasting experience.