Cognac/Martell L'or Jean 750 ml
Martell L'or Jean 750 ml
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About this bottle
Martell L'or Jean is a cognac from the Martell house, one of the oldest and most prestigious cognac producers in the world. It is a blend of eaux-de-vie from the Grande and Petite Champagne regions of Cognac, aged for at least 10 years in French oak barrels. The result is a smooth, complex cognac with notes of dried fruits, spices, and a hint of vanilla. It is best enjoyed neat or on the rocks.
How to drink Martell L'Or de Jean Martell
Serve it neat in a tulip-shaped glass at room temperature and give it time to open — this is sipping cognac, not a mixer. A large ice cube is acceptable if you want it slightly softened, but skip cocktails entirely for a bottle at this level.
Tasting notes
Nosedried fruit, spice
Palatecomplex, vanilla, dried fruits
Finishsmooth
Specs
CognacFrench oak · Cognac, France
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What's the best way to serve Martell L'Or de Jean?
Serve it neat at room temperature in a tulip-shaped snifter, which concentrates the aromatics without releasing too much alcohol vapor. Once opened, it keeps well for a year or more stored upright away from light and heat.
How is Martell L'Or de Jean made?
It's a blend of eaux-de-vie from the Grande and Petite Champagne crus of Cognac, aged at least 10 years in French oak.
How old is the Martell cognac house?
Martell was founded in 1715 by Jean Martell, making it the oldest of the major cognac houses still producing today.
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