BrandyVerse/Remy Martin Louis XIII Miniature Cognac 50 ml

Remy Martin Louis XIII Miniature Cognac 50 ml

Grande Champagne, Cognac · 80 Proof
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About this bottle

A 50ml miniature decanter of Louis XIII cognac carries the same blend as the full-size crystal: Rémy Martin's pinnacle assembly of up to 1,200 Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie, the oldest resting as long as a century in old Limousin oak tierçons. Myrrh, honey, dried roses, plum, cigar box, leather, figs, and passion fruit run through the official tasting card, with a flavor the maison says can linger on the palate for up to an hour. The miniature keeps the decanter's silhouette and spire stopper, scaled to a single serious pour. For anyone who has wondered whether the legend holds up, this is the measured way to find out — one small glass, cellar temperature, an unhurried evening.

How to drink Louis XIII

Serve it neat in a wide tulip glass at cellar temperature and give it time — this is a sip-and-wait blend, not a quick pour. Skip ice and mixers entirely; anything added mutes decades of blending work.

Tasting notes
Nosemyrrh, honey, dried roses
Palateplum, cigar box, leather, figs, passion fruit
Finishlong, up to an hour
Specs

Cognac80 proof · Limousin oak tiercons · Grande Champagne, Cognac

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Questions about this bottle

Why is Louis XIII Cognac aged up to 100 years?

Louis XIII is a blend of up to 1,200 different eaux-de-vie, some aged for a century in Rémy Martin's cellars, all sourced exclusively from Grande Champagne, the most prized cru in Cognac.

What's the best way to serve Louis XIII Cognac?

Serve it neat, at room temperature, in a wide snifter — ice or mixers would mute the layers of aroma that decades of aging build up.

Why is Louis XIII bottled in a decanter rather than a standard bottle?

The full-size bottle is a crystal decanter made by Baccarat, modeled on a flask found on a Napoleonic battlefield — this miniature carries the same blend in a smaller format.

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