4. Louis XIII. Louis XIII, owned by Rémy Martin, is a truly one-of-a-kind cognac. At over $4,000 a bottle, its premium price comes from its incredibly intricate production process: each bottle is composed of up to 1,200 individual eaux-de-vie from Grande Champagne vineyards, ranging from at least 50 years to 100 years in age.
Promotional offers are available online only, in limited quantity and while supplies last. The above-no. Louis XIII is peerless. ,,Blended from 1,200 different cognacs aged up to 100 years, each bottle represents the career achievements of generations of cellar masters. In a stunning Baccarat crystal decanter and presentation case.
The 43.8 refers to the alcohol percentage of this cognac. 2. Louis XIII Rare Cask 42.6 – $24,000. The Louis XIII Rare Cask 42.6 cognac is another super-rare, limited, and expensive version of the normal Louis XIII de Rémy Martin cognac. Barrels of brandy used in this batch reach back all they way to the 19th century. LOUIS XIII : The Serving Set. The LOUIS XIII Gift Collection is a series of limited-edition tailor-made gift coffrets designed to mark a celebratory moment in a unique way combining LOUIS XIII cognac, a selection of specially chosen accessories. 75cl. Contact the Conciergerie. A picture of Richard Hennessy, the Irish man who founded Hennessy Cognac after serving as an officer in the army of Louis XV. Hennessy becomes international 30 years after that pivotal day in 1765, the first shipment of Hennessy barrels would arrive on the wild shorelines of Colonial America, and 10 years after that those barrels would turn to . 440 186 463 405 400 275 325 194