Remy Martin Louis XIII Cognac 1.5L Magnum

The LOUIS XIII Magnum addresses the lifetime accomplishment of ages of Basement Bosses, all thinking 100 years ahead to make the last mix of best eaux-de-strive from Grande Champagne grapes.
The cognac inside a LOUIS XIII Magnum decanter contains a mix of up to 1,200 eaux-de-strive from the Grande Champagne AOC, eminent for its excellent terroir. Provenance is knowledgeable about each drop. Similar to the information and ability of each and every LOUIS XIII Basement Expert, passed down starting with one age then onto the next. Beginning around 1874, our Basement Bosses have chosen the best eaux-de-strive, matured in extremely old oak containers, and mixed them to holds the mark taste of LOUIS XIII cognac over the course of time.
The LOUIS XIII Magnum decanter is an enormous, separately numbered decanter containing 1.5l of LOUIS XIII cognac. No two decanters are something very similar, as every one is hand-created by gifted gem craftsmans. The popular plan, with its unmistakable bends and fleur-de-lys theme, takes motivation from a sixteenth century cup found on the French battlesite of Jarnac.
The pioneer Paul Emile Rémy Martin gained it and its plan turned into the establishment for the notable LOUIS XIII decanters known today, with their 20ct gold necks and unmistakable dentelle spikes.
The LOUIS XIII Magnum is delightfully introduced in a mark red presentation case with contemporary plan highlights, holds the famous red tone.
As a genuine articulation of the valuable and interesting nature of LOUIS XIII, this coffret outlines the craftsmanship legacy of the brand through the consideration paid to everything about.