Louis XIII is an icon of Cognac Category, a meticulously designed bottle filled with a mixture of well-elderly brandy which is at a price of $ 4,600. But there is something more rare from the brand for collectors of spirits: the Louis XIII Jeroboam Decanter, a luxury bottle that will be available for the first time in the United States from tonight via the Baxus online spirits market.
According to the brand, the Jeroboam decanter contains a mixture of “finest and most precious life, aged over time and recreated each year by our master of the cellar to obtain the same emotion and the same aromatic profile since 1874.” All the grapes used to distill brandy were cultivated in the large raw champagne in the Cognac region and were matured in French oak for years before being mixed. It looks like what you find in a classic Louis XIII bottle, but Decanter Jeroboam is something special and different.
According to the founder and CEO of Baxus, TZVI Wiesel, the reason why this carafe will finally be available in the United States is that the TTB has refined its regulations to allow distilled spirits to be sold in bottles of this size last January. It is a three -liter giant, which partly explains the high price, but it is also specific materials and crafts. According to Baxus, the crystal comes from Vista Alegre, a Portuguese crystal house that has existed for two centuries, and the creation of each bottle requires the work of 11 craftsmen and more than four kilograms of melted crystal (the silhouette on the bottle is modeled after a balloon of the 16th century which was discovered at the site of the Battle of Jarnac in French in the 16th century. Made in one year, it is therefore a real limited edition.
Each Jeroboam rifle is available in a European oak case which includes the following accessories – a lance (the pipette to carefully extract from the liquid of this carafe which would be otherwise difficult to pour), four crystal tasting glasses created by the French designer Christophe Pitlet and a display podium so that you can show it. Only 40 bottles will be available for sale in Baxus website From tonight at 8 p.m. East time at $ 33,000 each, and you only have 48 hours to make a purchase. If you want to spend a little less, you can also find a few other Louis XIII options, ranging from classic decanter to the Black Pearl version, available to buy on websites like web Reserve bar NOW.
