Remy Martin releases Louis XIII Rare Cask 42,6

Who? Remy Martin

What? Remy Martin has recently unveiled their latest premium release – the Louis XIII Rare Cask 42,6. The fine cognac is 100 years in the making from a blend of some 1, 200 eaux-de-vie, with a final alcohol level of 42.6%. Only 738 Baccarat black crystal decanters of the spirit have been released. Priced at £15,000.

When? Available by the glass in select establishments from June and on retail from September

Where? Stockist list available on www.louis-xiii.com

How? Visit website for more information

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