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This time at YOU’VE GOT A BOTTLE: A reader sent us this Remy Martin Cognac Grade Champagne Louis XIII Brand bottle.
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Remy Martin Louis XIII
My boyfriend received this bottle from his grandfather years ago. The grandfather has since passed away, so we can’t asked when he received it. We’ve been trying to determine its age and value. The front label reads:
GRANDE CHAMPAGNE LOUIS XIII BRAND
Rarest Reserve
E. Remy Martin & Co – Cognac
Remy Martin Louis XIII Grande Champagne
The back label reads:
Distilled and bottled by E. REMY MARTIN & Co- Cognac, 4/5 Quart, 80 Proof
Imported by RENFIELD IMPORTERS LTD., UNION N.J.
Printed in France, Product of France
The US Internal Revenue Distilled Spirits stamp across the top is numbered 300206311 and lists RENFIELD IMPORTERS, LTD., UNION, N.J.
Louis XIII bottle neck
The word “depose” is on the bottom in raised letters. In white letters on the bottom:
Top line: “E. REMY MARTIN & CIE” (the IE is underlined and in superscript)
next line: COGNAC, FRANCE, bottom line: MADE IN FRACE BY BACCARAT
There is also a white Baccarat mark on the bottom. There is no box or crystal stopper, but the gold ribbon around the neck appears to be original.
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12 Responses
Such a sweet bottle! I would love to buy it but do not have the money…
The bottle is from the 50′s or 60′s worth about 1500.00 to 2000.00. The cognac in the bottle is a mix cognac from 60years to 200 years old.
Louis XIII the bottle looks great, It seems to be original, But with out original box it came with, make this Louis XIII Just plain cognac, may be worth money, but worth less as collection with out original box and paper works. if you need original document for Louis XIII, Maybe you can write to remy martin for paper chase, they keep documents on original Louis XIII’s they have produce.
See our specialist page on Remy MArtin Louis XIII:
http://www.finestandrarest.com/cognac-louisxiii.html
We are always buyers for fine old cognac bottles.
What might be the age of the cognac in a 1938 Louis XIII Grand Champagne Cognac with certificate attached and in its Blue box untouched wrapping and all with #32 on the bottom of the bottle and on the bottle’s top. This makes it the lowest number I have heard of yet. Also, what might be its value. I will post pictures soon. Thanks. This is so historic and interesting and exciting. Rich
if you are lookng to sale i will pay 1000.00 handymanesq@VERIZON.NET
Ithink James has it right. On the 1938 LOUIS XIII the front label has ” distilled and bottled by E. REMY MARTIN & Co Cognac France” The rear label states that Renfield Importers Ltd import to Newark, N.J.
and Distribute from New York, N.Y. The ribbon is blue, white, and red
I have the same bottle but its in the original red satin box with gold label acrossed the front and has the stopper and all paper work with it. the bottle has a certificate attesting to its presence at the royal banquets of 1938 and 1957 the baccarat logo appears on the bottom… if anyone is interested in this bottle please email me at conniemariemarie@yahoo.com Thank You
The product is a bottle of Remy Martin Louis XIII cognac
from the 1950 to 1960 era. It too has the marking across the top of Renfield Importers Ltd. Union N.J. with number 347063395 the ribbon is gold
Hi,If you want to sell,I would offer a high price,Pls email to manschan@gmail.com
thank you!
I have the same unopened Baccarat bottle, with all the same labeling, but without ribbon, and no box or documentation. The number is 71571692. Is that a good number?
A number on the bottom looks possibly to be an engraved 31, followed by a raised 2.
I will buy that from you right now for $500.00!