A bottle of Louis XIII cognac typically retails for between $2,500 and $3,000, depending on the size and the market. This makes it one of the most expensive cognacs in the world, and its price reflects its quality and prestige. When it comes to Louis XIII, you really do get what you pay for. He noted the 2023 release was identified through particularly floral and earthy characteristics he felt might get overlooked in a blend. Rare Cask 42.1 is named for its abv and is bottled at 84.2 proof. The final bottle yield is 775, each being a 700ml black crystal decanter crafted by Baccarat. Fairmont Le Château Frontenac already serves Louis XIII Cognac; as a Fortress, it now houses two magnum (1.5L) crystal decanters and displays a Jeroboam (3L) bottle at the entrance to the Champlain Restaurant. It’s worth a trip to Quebec City to take a tour of the newest Louis XIII Fortress. ( They even have guided tours ). Discover our high end selection of cognac collections (XO, VSOP, 1738, ) and cocktail recipes LOUIS XIII COGNAC ©2024 E. RÉMY MARTIN & CO PLEASE DRINK At this designation, our glasses contained virtually the pinnacle of spirits in terms of age, rarity and ostensibly quality. Remi Martin is one of the largest producers of cognac in France and creates products of various grades; Louis XIII (created in 1874) is their prestige brand and is recognized by their signature Baccarat crystal bottle If you’ve a little more funds to invest, then the following might be of interest: – Camus recently released Camus Cuvee 5.150 Cognac, produced for the 150 th anniversary of the house is a very nice bottle. Only 1,492 have been produced, and in addition to this, if you can get your hands on one of the first 150, these also include a Useful information is to be found on the bottom of a bottle. You can sometimes find which glass manufacturer made the bottle. If it was for instance Saint Louis Cristalleries on a Louis XIII white top bottle of Rémy Martin, you know it is after 1969. Other information can be the content, if this is not stated on the label or the back of the Louis XIII Cognac is a Legacy. When Baptiste Loiseau became the Rémy Martin cellar master in 2014, he reflected on the history of Louis XIII, first released in 1874, and his task of maintaining the quality of a singular product established 140 years prior. “It’s the privilege to handle this mission and maintain this consistency,” Loiseau He’s right on the price; Louis XIII runs about $150 a shot in bars and restaurants, but if you buy it in bulk, you’ll be getting it for about $2,000 a bottle. Just don’t get it at Bev-Mo, where a measley 50 ml bottle (one shot) will run you a ridiculous $439 bucks. Not a realistic price request for this bottle unless your are a high end retailer in London 😊 Resale prices on cognac follow market demand. A relatively new Louis XIII like yours would go for about 50-60% of retail. Retail is about $5,500 for this bottle. aXTu3S7.