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Under $50 Heavy Hitters/Martell Blue Swift VSOP 375 ml
Martell Blue Swift VSOP 375 ml
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About this bottle
Martell Blue Swift is a VSOP Cognac from the historic Martell house finished in ex-bourbon casks, a departure from the traditional French oak used through most of Cognac production and a nod to the brand's American whiskey-drinking audience. VSOP requires a minimum two years of ageing, though Martell's eaux-de-vie for this blend typically run longer, and the bourbon-cask finish layers in vanilla, toasted oak, and a touch of caramel on top of Cognac's usual fruity, floral base. This 375 ml half-bottle format is a low-commitment way to try the bourbon-cask style without buying a full 750 ml bottle.
How to drink Martell Blue Swift
Serve it neat or over one large cube to let the bourbon-cask vanilla and toasted oak stand out. It's also built to work in whiskey cocktails like an Old Fashioned, since the cask influence gives it a bourbon-adjacent profile Cognac purists don't usually get.
Specs
Cognacex-bourbon cask finish · Cognac, France
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How should Martell Blue Swift be served?
Serve it neat or on the rocks — the bourbon-cask finish gives it a body that holds up well to ice, unlike most traditional Cognac.
What cocktails work well with Martell Blue Swift?
It works well in cocktails built for bourbon, like a Cognac Old Fashioned, since the ex-bourbon cask finish gives it a whiskey-adjacent profile.
What is Martell known for?
Founded in 1715, Martell is the oldest of the major Cognac houses, predating Hennessy, Rémy Martin, and Courvoisier.
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