Remy Martin Cognac Louis XIII 1962

Rectangular "Très Vieille Age Inconnu" labels, with Baccarat logo, Europe and Asia in white boxes: 1962.
Number 122.

Rémy Martin, a world-renowned brand founded in 1724, is synonymous with excellence and innovation in the cognac industry. With nearly three centuries of history, this cognac house has forged an unrivalled reputation thanks to its incomparable expertise.

The Rémy Martin Cognac Louis XIII 1962 is a true collector's item. Distilled with absolute mastery, it is made from a meticulous selection of grapes from the exclusive Grande Champagne terroir, the most prestigious cru in the Cognac region. This exceptional terroir, characterized by its limestone soil and favorable climate, gives cognac unparalleled aromatic richness and complexity.

The Louis XIII distillation process is a blend of art and science. Each batch is distilled slowly and in small batches in copper stills, to preserve the subtle aromas and obtain an eau-de-vie of exceptional quality. After aging for over six decades in French oak barrels, the cognac reaches its peak, revealing a palette of incomparable flavors and aromas.

Tasting Rémy Martin Louis XIII Cognac 1962 is an extraordinary sensory experience. Its deep amber color enchants the eye, while its complex olfactory bouquet reveals notes of candied fruit, honey, nuts and precious woods. On the palate, its silky, velvety texture gives way to rich flavors of caramel, chocolate, figs and spices, offering perfect balance and bewitching length.

This exceptional cognac is much more than a drink, it's a precious heritage to be shared. The 1962 Rémy Martin Louis XIII Cognac represents the apogee of the art of tasting, and arouses indescribable emotion.