Martell Cordon Argent Cognac

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Bottle size: Botl. 1960s
Seller location: USA
Category: Cognac Classics
Brand: Martell Cognac

Description

Presumably 1960s US edition of the Martell Cordon Bleu Cordon Argent. This type of design was introduced in the late 60s, but the importer clearly states that this bottle was sold after 1968.
Written on the label: Ribon J & F Martell Stamp Martell CA Tax Stamp international Revenue Tax Paid CIN-1-67 US international Revenue 485991676 Distilled spirits.

I bought the bottle as a Christmas present for my Husband he loved Cognac and good cigars. He died in 1991 and the bottle never got opened. I was told at the time of the purchase this was the only bottle available in the Chicago Area. The original box has a smug at the top where the price was removed I think someone that knew what they were doing could clean that. I would ship if that would be acceptable.

Private Seller from USA. Stored at room temperature. Everythings seems fine. All duties paid.

Condition: New and unopened with presentation box (originl)

Fill level: Upper mid shoulder

Bottle Size: 750ml

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About Martell Cognac

Martell is the oldest of the Big Four Cognac houses. Similar to Rémy Martin, but a few years older still, not long ago did Martell celebrate its 300-year anniversary. The history of Martell & Co dates back to 1715 when Jean Martell founded the company with the wish to produce only the highest quality in Cognac. With the legendary bottles Martell Cordon Bleu, the cuvée Martell Extra L’Or de Jean Martell and the recent Création Grand Extra from 2007, the company strongly implanted itself in the luxury goods market, and are famous for using large amounts of eaux-de-vie from the Borderies terroir. It belongs to Pernod Ricard and has sales of around 15 million liters every year. The most precious eaux-de-vie, some of which date back to 1830, are stored in a secret location in the cellars of Jean Martell - approximately 1.6 million 9-liter cases!