Martell Cordon Bleu Limited Edition by Christoph Niemann Cognac
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To celebrate their 300th anniversary, the House of Martell introduced this special edition release, designed by famous DJ Etienne de Crecy. Just like the Martell Noblige special edition, Martell La French Touch VSOP by Etienne de Crecy Cognac features glow-in-the-dark UV effects which bring it to life after dark. As always, this Martell VSOP has been crafted with eaux-de-vie from the four main terroirs of the Cognac region - Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, Borderies and Fins Bois - all aged for a minimum of four years.
Out of the four major Cognac houses, House of Martell is famous for exclusively distilling clear wines, without the lees, to better preserve the lighter aromas of the grapes and reveal an extreme finesse. Their eaux-de-vie are then aged only in casks made from fine-grained wood sourced from the Tronçais forest in central France, giving a lighter wood influence and preserving the most delicate fruit aromas.
The history of Martell Cognac dates back to 1715, when Jean Martell, a young merchant from Jersey, founded his own trading business at Gatebourse in Cognac. Here on the banks of the River Charente his grand house still stands today, a worldwide Cognac icon that continues to innovate and evolve with the times.
While the bell shape is typical of Martell, the bottle has been draped in a deep blue color, augmented by laughter blue details that come to life under UV light. The stopper, ribbon and wax stamp on the neck are a solid white that will stand out on any bar or table.
This is a great Cognac to enjoy late at night in a tumbler with ice. If you prefer an added element of luxury, we recommend letting this Martell VSOP edition shine in a classic Champagne Cocktail:
Drop the sugar cube in a champagne flute and dash Angostura on top. Place the lemon twist in the glass, add the Cognac, top with Champagne and enjoy. As you drink, the sugar will slowly dissolve and make the drink sweeter with every sip.
The 310 years of history and expertise of Martell form the precious heritage of the oldest of the great Cognac houses. Founded in 1715, Maison Martell has, since that time, made the Borderies cru its signature. The smallest and rarest of the crus brings floral aromas to its eaux-de-vie. Distilling only clear wines and ageing in fine-grained oak barrels honors the terroir and gives Martell Cognacs their elegance. Known for its famous Cordon Bleu created in 1912, Maison Martell continues to innovate with high-end creations such as XXO Chanteloup and L’Or de Jean Martell. Today, Maison Martell is committed to sustainable development—from vineyard soil to delivery logistics, including distillation.
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