Spirits · France
Louis XIII
A cognac that ages for a century. You have less time, so do drink up.
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- Category
- Spirits
- Origin
- France
- Founded
- 1874
- Vanity level
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- Price
- One doesn’t ask
Louis XIII is a cognac whose eaux-de-vie age for up to a hundred years in casks, and the decanter is crystal. The cellar master filling the casks knows he will never taste the result. You will. In a glass.
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