Cognac Martell Cordon Bleu

Presentation of the domain : 

French Art de Vivre is at its height. Gastronomy, taste and craftsmanship are exalted, celebrating the beauty and pleasure of every moment. It is this culture of refinement and expertise that Englishman Jean Martell finds on arriving in France, having left his hometown of Jersey to start trading eaux-de-vie in Cognac.

For nearly 40 years, Jean Martell devotes himself to studying and developing the art of cognac. He travels the region searching for the finest eaux-de-vie, creating bonds with local growers that will last generations. After his death in 1753, his widow Rachel takes over the business, vowing to uphold his attention and integrity.

Martell is the oldest of the great cognac houses, forged by passion and knowledge passed through the Martell family since 1715.

Often represented as one of the symbols of the French-style refinement, Martell is the world leader of Cognacs XO ( Extra Old). 

Presentation of the vintage :

Established in 1912, Cordon Bleu is characteristic of eaux-de-vie Borderies.

Color: Golden copper

Nose: Round and complex. Floral and spicy. Elegant and refined.

Palate: Soft and round. Rich fruity and woody notes with a delicate aftertaste due to aging.