3 Liters. Jeroboam. Louis XIII. Rmy Martin the worlds most prestigious cognac in a 3-liter format, a Jeroboam of Louis XIII representing the equivalent of four standard 750ml bottles of a blend that contains up to 1,200 individual eaux-de-vie aged between 40 and 100 years in Grande Champagne.

Louis XIII is the absolute apex of the Rmy Martin hierarchy and one of the most celebrated cognacs on earth. Each decanter represents the work of four generations of Cellar Masters at Rmy Martin, since no single individual lives long enough to oversee the full aging cycle of the eaux-de-vie that go into the blend. The oldest components are over a century old; the youngest are 40 years.

The standard Louis XIII comes in a hand-crafted Baccarat crystal decanter. The 3L Jeroboam presents this same liquid in a format that requires a completely different crystal vessel among the rarest presentation formats in the entire spirits world. At $34,999, it is the most valuable Rmy Martin expression in the current Wooden Cork catalog.

Specs

• House: Rmy Martin, Cognac, France (est. 1724)
• Style: Grande Champagne Cognac
• Blend: Up to 1,200 eaux-de-vie aged 40100 years
• Format: 3 Liter Jeroboam
• Decanter: Baccarat crystal

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Frequently Asked Questions

• Why does Louis XIII require four generations of Cellar Masters? The eaux-de-vie in Louis XIII are aged 40100 years a timespan that exceeds a single human career. Each Cellar Master selects and sets aside eaux-de-vie that their successors will eventually blend into future Louis XIII releases. No individual oversees the full cycle.
• What is a Jeroboam format? A Jeroboam is a 3-liter bottle equivalent to four standard 750ml bottles. For Louis XIII, the Jeroboam requires a specially made Baccarat crystal vessel distinct from the standard 750ml decanter design.

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