Martell

The oldest Cognac house was created in 1715 by the Englishman Jean Martell, then barely 20 years old and attracted by the already worldwide fame of Charente eaux-de-vie. His business is prosperous and a century later, his Cognacs are exported worldwide.

In 1912, Martell cognacs passed a historic milestone by entering the world of luxury thanks to the creation of Édouard Martell: Cordon Bleu, the star of cognacs! Martell became a symbol of refinement and thus took place in 1936, aboard the famous Queen Mary for her maiden voyage.

Today, Martell is the 3rd world brand of Cognac. Master of all of its production, from distillation to bottling, including blending and ageing, it has chosen to produce Cognacs from the 4 main appellations of the region and to give pride of place to Borderies. , 3rd growth in the hierarchy of Cognac, renowned for its elegance. This know-how associated with oak barrels from the Tronçais forest in which they age for many years, gives birth to Cognacs of extreme finesse, floral and fragrant, preciously preserved in bottles with subtle lines.