Martell Cognac

Martell is the oldest of the great cognac houses, founded by a young man from Jersey who crossed the channel in 1715 to settle in the heart of the Charente valley. Three hundred years later, the name is still synonymous with the round, fruity style that first made French brandy famous abroad.

Martell Cordon Bleu XO French Cognac 70 cl 40%

Item no.: 22227865491-43

Cognac name: Martell Cordon Bleu
Grape: Blue. Grande Champagne & Bordieries
Type: Cordon Bleu
Alc. strength: 40 %
70 cl.

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1pcs.
221,00EUR
Martell Drip Pourer Stativ Plastic

Item no.: 22227865464-128

Martell drip pourer stand Plastic / Liquor stand / Pourer
1pcs.
13,25EUR
Martell VS Single Distillery French Cognac 70 cl 40%

Item no.: 22227865491-41

The original Martell cognac, here in a VS version - made from the same blend of eaux-de-vie as when it was created almost 300 years ago. Has a large proportion of Borderies to give complexity and softness in the taste. This Martell VS Cognac has aged 5-7 years on average.

Cognac name: Martell VS
Age: 5 to 7 years
Grape: Bla. Borderies
Type: VS (Very Special)
Alc. strength: 40%
70 cl.

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Martell XO French Cognac 70 cl 40%

Item no.: 22227865491-45

Cognac name: Martell XO
Grape: Bla. Grande Champagne & Bordieries
Type: XO (Extra Old)
Alc. strength: 40%
70 cl.

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About Martell Cognac

Martell is the oldest of the great cognac houses, founded in 1715, and sources its grapes primarily from the Borderies cru, the smallest of the Cognac region's six areas, known for giving a softer, more floral and nutty character than the more common Champagne crus. The house distils, as tradition dictates, twice in small copper alambics and has over three centuries built a position as one of the best-selling cognacs in the world, today owned by Pernod Ricard. Collectors count the rare Cordon Bleu and Extra releases as classics, while newcomers meet an accessible and distinctively soft cognac style via VS and VSOP.

History & Background

Jean Martell, a young man from the British Channel island of Jersey, founded the house in 1715 in the town of Cognac, using his trading connections with England to export the new spirit to a market that quickly acquired a taste for it. The house was among the first to focus specifically on the milder character of Borderies, a deliberate choice that set Martell's style apart from competitors' more powerful Champagne-based cognacs. Across generations Martell has remained a pioneer, including being the first major house to launch a cognac exclusively for the Asian market, and is today part of the Pernod Ricard group.

History & Background

The house has developed across three centuries into one of the world's best-selling cognac brands, known for its light, elegant style.

Production & Style

The cognac is double distilled in the classic charentais copper still from Ugni Blanc grapes, often with a focus on grapes from Borderies.

Signature Style

Elegant, Fruity, Floral
The flavor offers an elegant, light character with clear floral and fruit notes.

Facts

House	Martell
Founded	1715
Pronounced	mar-TEL
Cru	Borderies
Country	France
Owner	Pernod Ricard
Age Class	VS, VSOP, XO, Cordon Bleu
Official Website	martell.com

Did You Know?

Martell is the oldest of the so-called "big four" cognac houses and has existed continuously since 1715.

Like Martell? You should also try:

Remy Martin, Pierre Ferrand and Renault.