Martell VS *** was Martell's 1980's entry-level Cognac.

Content 70cl - volume 40%

Martell XO Cordon Supreme was introduced in 1987 and available for only 3 years; in 1990 the bottle was re-styled and continued as Martell XO Supreme until 2005.

Content 70cl - volume 40%

Martell XO Supreme was released in 1990 and available until 2005.

Martell Extra appeared on the market in the 1920s but was essentially the quality Cordon d'Argent. In the 1960's Extra reappeared and remained available until 2005.

Content 70cl - volume 70cl

This Martell VSOP Medaillon Special Reserve Liqueur Cognac was bottled sometime during the 1980's.

Content 70cl - volume 40%

This Martell Cordon Bleu (Blue Ribbon) is a 1980's release, imported by the Jos. Garneau Company for the US domestic market.

Content 700ml - volume 40%

This miniature Martell *** was released in the 1970's.

Content 30ml - volume 40%

This miniature Martell *** was released in the 1970's.

Content 30ml - volume 40%

Martell Extra, bottled in a Haviland Limoges decanter shaped as a gobelet which is a French word for cup.

Content 70cl - volume 40%

In 2015 the House of Martell celebrated their 300th anniversary. For this occasion a number of limited edition were released, of which this is one. For partners and employees, a big celebration was organised at their domaine Château de Chanteloup on September the 3rd, and each guest received as gift this special anniversary edition bottle, of which only 3000 have been produced. Note from cellar master Benoit Fil: this Cognac contains a blend of 15 eaux de vie, originating from the 5 main production areas, and extending over the 19th, the 20th and the 21st century, but the average age of this blend is 60 years. One of the components is the oldest of the Martell Paradis, dated 1802, the birth year of Victor Hugo.

Content 70cl - volume 40%

Released in 2015 as one of a few bottles to celebrate Martell's 300th birthday, Assemblage is a blend of three vintages. Each vintage was selected for its representation of each century in Martell's history. The Grande Champagne is from 1957 and represents the first century for its power and structure. The Fins Bois, which is the largest of the sub-regions of Cognac, is from 1982 and represents the second century for its rapid growth and rise in stature. The Borderies from 1979 represents the third century which has become a signature of Martell, particularly for its Cordon Bleu bottling. Only 3,708 bottles were released.

Content 70cl - volume 40%