Description
Discover Martell VS Single Distillery
It is the youngest Cognac to be launched by the house, aged for only two years. It has fruity notes of plum, abricot, and lemon confit. The eaux-de-vie stem from both the Petite and Grande Champagne and are distilled, aged, and blended by a single distillery. The Martell cognac house is one of the oldest of the big cognac houses, founded in 1715, they have maintained the quality of their cognacs; the Martell style is known for its elegance, complexity and balance which is a result of a unique savoir-faire: distillation of clear wines only and ageing of eaux-de-vie in fine grain oak barrels.
The founder of the company jean Martell founded the house with the wish to produce only the highest quality cognac; The Company has strongly implanted itself in the luxury cognac market. The Martel vs. single distillery is made by blending spirits from a single distillation source in the cognac region, this is done in order to produce a richer and more intense expression of the Martell distillation style. Martell double distils exclusively clear wines from which all the sediments have been removed to preserve the authentic fruity aromas of the grapes and reveal an extreme finesse that are the hallmarks of the Martell style.
The Martell vs. is the youngest cognac from the cellars of the Martell house, it is matured for only two years. It is a bright young cognac, fresh and fruity, it is an ideal base for preparing cocktails. It has rich fruit and spicy aroma with notes of citrus, fresh pear, saffron, labdanum and incense along with woody notes from the fine grained oak cask.
Golden in color with rich fruity flavors’, slightly woody luscious mouthfeel with a creamy finish. It can be enjoyed neat, straight on the rocks or in cognac cocktails. Enjoy Martell vs. single distillery on night outs with friends or when you are chilling alone. It is perfect for all occasions
