The Martell cognac house was founded by Jean Martell as early as 1715, making it one of the oldest cognac producers in the world. Martell cognac has been a symbol of exceptionality since its birth. For 300 years of its existence, it was part of the r ...
The Martell cognac house was founded by Jean Martell as early as 1715, making it one of the oldest cognac producers in the world. Martell cognac has been a symbol of exceptionality since its birth. For 300 years of its existence, it was part of the royal and imperial courts. It was enjoyed by personalities such as George IV, Louis Philip, Napoleon III, Alexander III, Francis Joseph I, Elizabeth II. and many others. Currently, the company hides in its cellars the most valuable eaux¬de¬vie, or grape distillates, a few of which were produced as early as 1830 - these are used in the production of the rarest cognacs.
Martell Cohiba is a unique composition of aged vines, so-called eaux-de-vie from the Grande Champagne region. This ultra-premium cognac offers a complex and intense aroma similar to Cuban Cohiba cigars. The only certified cognac Habanos of Cuba - its taste is balanced by the cellar master to pair with Cohiba cigars, therefore it is suitable for all cigar lovers. Alcohol content 40%.
Additional information
Taste: Softly sweet and rounded onset with a light touch of licorice and nuts in the finish.
Aroma: Notes of berries and dried fruit combine with nutty notes of almonds and roasted coffee.
Color: Vibrant amber with dark gold highlights.
1. Cognac created directly to pair with cigars.
2. It was created in cooperation between the Martell cellar masters and the producers of the famous Cohiba cigars.
SERVING
Quality cognac deserves to be served in a balloon glass on a lower leg or a tasting glass in the shape of a tulip at a room temperature of up to 22 °C.
Producer's address: Martell & Co., 112 Avenue Kléber, 75016 Paris, FR
