Founded in 1715 by Jean Martell, a native of Jersey, Martell is the oldest of the great Cognac houses. For three centuries, Martell has produced, exported and marketed cognacs that are internationally renowned for their quality. Martell's identity is founded on three key concepts: elegance, complexity and balance.
Wine Enthusiast 96 - 100 " The wonderful bouquet offers scents of walnuts, dried flowers, dried pears and white raisins. Palate entry is languid, oily, buttery
" The color: bright brass. The fragrance: sweet, fragrant and woody. The taste: soft, fruit, toasted wood, vanilla and a slight taste of nuts. The
" Smooth and mellow, its fullness holds up well to ice or mixing. The label bears a gold medallion engraved with the portrait of Louis
" Rich fruit and spice notes framed by freshness: citrus, fresh pear and saffron. Labdanum or rockrose leaves and incense. Woody notes from the fine-grained
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