Rémy Martin Louis XIII Coffret Cognac 700mL is golden, mahogany and fiery red in the glass with intense aromas persisting more than one hour on the palate. Up to 1,200 eaux-de-vie, 100% Grande Champagne — a wave of sensations that carries you away.
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Tasting Notes
Appearance
Louis XIII presents a breathtaking myriad of reflections and colours dancing in the light — from assertive and flamboyant golden hues to marvellous reflections of mahogany, all the way up to fiery red. It is one of the most visually extraordinary Cognacs in the world, housed in the iconic Baccarat crystal decanter that is as much a collector’s treasure as the exceptional liquid it contains.
Aroma
The nose is intense, complex and utterly extraordinary — a wave of sensations that carries you away, as Cellar Master Baptiste Loiseau so eloquently describes. Hundreds of aromas unfold from the exceptional blend of up to 1,200 eaux-de-vie sourced 100% from Grande Champagne, the first cru of the Cognac region. The aromatics are profound, layered and endlessly revealing — a bouquet of rare and timeless distinction that rewards slow, contemplative appreciation.
Palate
The palate is a succession of sensations of extraordinary depth, complexity and harmony — intense aromas that persist for more than one hour, with a smooth, balanced and timeless character that speaks of decades of ageing and the meticulous blending of up to 1,200 distinct eaux-de-vie. The finish is endlessly long, warm and deeply profound — a Cognac of unparalleled refinement and the very pinnacle of the distiller’s art.
Pairs With
Louis XIII is best enjoyed neat at room temperature in a tulip-shaped glass, savoured slowly to fully appreciate the extraordinary complexity, depth and harmony of this once-in-a-lifetime Cognac — the ultimate expression of Rémy Martin’s centuries of Grande Champagne mastery and the perfect gift for the most discerning connoisseur.
