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Napoléon
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Blend
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- Martell Cognac
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Martell Noblige: A Truly Noble Experience
Martell Noblige Cognac is named in reference to the old French saying, 'Noblesse Oblige'. Translated to ‘nobility obligates’, it calls on the responsibilities which come with wealth and power; a suitable reference for a dignified and sophisticated Cognac. Delightfully fruity on the palate, this Napoléon blend contains Cognacs aged 10 years or more, incorporating a greater share of eaux-de-vie from the Borderies region for a floral aroma.
The oldest of the great Cognac houses, the House of Martell celebrated its 300th anniversary in 2015. Aged only 21 when he started out, founder Jean Martell built his family home and business on the banks of the Charente River where it still stands today. Martell Cognac has always attracted people of extravagant tastes, counting George Washington, Benjamin Franklin, Napoleon Bonaparte, Tsar Nicholas II and Winston Churchill among its fans - fine company indeed for such a noble brand.
Presentation of the Martell Noblige bottle
Expressing a timeless elegance, the long, curved lines of Noblige look great displayed on top of a drinks cabinet.
How to enjoy Martell Noblige
This is a versatile Cognac that can be enjoyed in many ways. Its complex palate makes Martell Noblige perfect to drink on its own in a delicate tulip glass, but the more adventurous might turn to a rich, stirred-down cocktail. Why not try the Ampersand, first published in The Old Waldorf-Astoria Hotel Bar Book (1935):
- 30ml Martell Noblige Cognac
- 30ml Old Tom Gin
- 30ml Sweet Vermouth
- 5ml Dry Curaçao
- 1 dash Orange Bitters
Stir with ice and strain into a chilled coupette, garnish with a twist of lemon peel.
Whichever way you choose to drink it, Martell Noblige will always 'oblige' - it's a Cognac as individual as you are as a person.
Recenzje (2)
Fruity and delicious. Great bargain
I'm a big fan of the Martell Cordon Blue extra old. I thought I'd try this offering from the brand since it has a similar flavor profile. It has a great aroma of orange, apricot, and other fruits. Very soft on the palate. Although not as complex as the Cordon bleu, it is similar and a great bargain...
An experience for the Noble!
Picked up this amazing example of a Cognac, on this website!!! shipped to my home about a year ago, and it is time to celebrate and open the bottle! The history of Martell goes down as one of the oldest Houses you can find! This is my favorite Cognac house, and I have been looking forward to trying...
O Martell Cognac
Martell to najstarszy z domów koniakowych Wielkiej Czwórki. Podobnie jak Rémy Martin, ale o kilka lat starszy, Martell niedawno świętował 300-lecie istnienia. Historia Martell & Co sięga 1715 roku, kiedy to Jean Martell założył firmę, pragnąc produkować tylko najwyższej jakości koniak. Dzięki legendarnym butelkom Martell Cordon Bleu, cuvée Martell Extra L'Or de Jean Martell i najnowszej Création Grand Extra z 2007 roku, firma mocno zakorzeniła się na rynku dóbr luksusowych i słynie z używania dużych ilości eaux-de-vie z terroir Borderies. Należy do Pernod Ricard i sprzedaje około 15 milionów litrów rocznie. Najcenniejsze eaux-de-vie, z których niektóre pochodzą z 1830 roku, są przechowywane w tajnym miejscu w piwnicach Jean Martell - około 1,6 miliona 9-litrowych skrzynek!
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