How much does a bottle of Louis XIII cognac cost?

A: The price of a single bottle of Louis XIII Cognac depends on various factors, such as the limited edition being offered and the year it was bottled. On average, expect to pay upwards of $3,000 for a 750ml bottle. Q: What does “grande champagne” mean about Louis XIII Cognac?

Who created Louis XIII cognac?

A: Louis XIII Cognac was first created in 1874 by the Rémy Martin cellar master, and it was named after the monarch who reigned in France centuries ago. It blends Louis XIII Cognac and other spirits from the grande champagne and petite champagne crus. Q: What is the process for creating Louis XIII Cognac?

How long does a Louis XIII cognac last?

Indeed, it takes 30, 40, 50 years or more of aging to enter this hallowed category. Louis XIII Cognac takes this even further, with individual elements maturing in ancient oak barrels for up to 100 years or until they’re deemed ready to take their place in the sacred blend of Louis XIII.