Discover the Louis XIII City of Lights – 1900, a rare gem from the Time Collection that captures a pivotal moment in cognac legacy. This special edition arrives in just 2,000 numbered decanters, each one a testament to exclusivity for discerning collectors. Picture holding a piece inspired by a 16th-century flask unearthed at the Battle of Jarnac site, once in the possession of Louis XIII founder Paul-Emile Rémy Martin. That historical echo shapes its distinctive form, marking 1900—the year Louis XIII cognac first dazzled at the Paris World Fair.

Crafted by master artisans, this decanter stands out with 13 dentelle spikes, surpassing the traditional 10, alongside seven 18ct gold fleur-de-lys and a striking central medallion. The stopper, an innovative limited-edition design mimicking an upturned decanter, integrates NFC technology. Scan it to join the Louis XIII Society and claim your personalized numbered medal, struck by the prestigious Monnaie de Paris. Every detail elevates ownership into an experience blending heritage and modernity.

Within lies a masterful cognac from France's Cognac region, drawn from a unique blend of select eaux-de-vie sourced in the prized Grande Champagne terroir. These precious spirits rest in tierçons—Limousin oak casks—aged under the vigilant eyes of successive Cellar Masters. Generations of expertise culminate in this 700 ml bottle at 40% ABV, offering a sip that embodies enduring craftsmanship. It's more than a spirit; it's a bridge to timeless elegance.

Imagine gifting or savoring this numbered treasure, knowing its limited run secures your place among connoisseurs. The Louis XIII City of Lights – 1900 transforms any collection, evoking the grandeur of Paris in 1900 while promising a narrative uniquely yours. Secure one today and let history pour forth.