The same LOUIS XIII up to 1,200 eaux-de-vie, aged up to 100 years in Grande Champagne in 50ml. The only way to experience the world’s most extraordinary Cognac without committing to a full decanter.

LOUIS XIII is not produced the way other Cognacs are produced. Each batch contains up to 1,200 individual eaux-de-vie sourced exclusively from the Grande Champagne the premier cru of the Cognac region aged in Tieron oak casks for up to 100 years. The cellar master who assembles a batch today is blending spirit that was distilled by cellar masters who have been gone for decades. It is the longest, most patient process in the spirits world.

The 50ml presentation is for those who want a genuine taste of LOUIS XIII without the full decanter commitment or for gifting alongside a special occasion. The Cognac inside is identical to the full 750ml and 1.75L expressions. It arrives in a presentation red box appropriate for gifting.

Tasting Notes

• Appearance: Deep, burnished mahogany with extraordinary luminosity.
• Aroma: Infinite complexity crystallized fruit, dried flowers, leather, honey, incense, and wood spice developed over a century of aging.
• Palate: A symphony of flavor fruit, spice, floral notes, and a silky texture that reflects decades of oak contact and expert blending.
• Finish: Exceptionally long minutes, not seconds.

Specs

• House: Rmy Martin, established 1724
• Region: Grande Champagne, Cognac, France (100% premier cru)
• Components: Up to 1,200 eaux-de-vie, aged up to 100 years
• Casks: Tieron oak
• Size: 50ml
• Presentation: Red gift box

Also available in 750ml and 1.75L formats. Browse the full Cognac selection at Wooden Cork.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is the 50ml the same Cognac as the full 750ml decanter? Yes the same blend, the same eaux-de-vie, the same 100-year aging process. The 50ml is not a lower-tier product; it is a smaller format of the identical Cognac presented in the full decanters.
• What is the 50ml best used for? Two primary uses: a personal tasting experience to understand what LOUIS XIII is before committing to a full bottle, or as a premium gift alongside another occasion in a gift basket, alongside a card, or as a standalone gesture for someone who appreciates extraordinary spirits.
• What is Grande Champagne? Grande Champagne is the premier cru of the Cognac appellation in southwest France the highest-rated sub-region, known for producing eaux-de-vie with exceptional aging potential and finesse. LOUIS XIII sources exclusively from Grande Champagne.
• How should I serve LOUIS XIII from the 50ml? In a crystal tulip glass at room temperature. Pour the full 50ml and allow it to breathe for several minutes before nosing. Even at this volume, the aromatic evolution over 2030 minutes in the glass is remarkable.

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