For cognac aficionados seeking the pinnacle of refinement, Louis XIII is offering the chance to experience its highly coveted Rare Cask 42.1 ‘By the Glass’ in a select number of prestigious venues across the United States.
Following a similar initiative at London’s Dorchester Vesper Bar, this marks the first time in a decade that a Rare Cask edition has been made available in such a selective volume, providing connoisseurs with a rare indulgence.
For a limited time, Louis XIII’s Rare Cask 42.1 ‘By the Glass’ is available at select high-profile venues in four major U.S. cities, offering a fitting backdrop for this once-in-a-decade tasting experience:
Baccarat Hotel, New York City Faena, Miami Delilah, Las Vegas Papi Steak, Las Vegas Hotel Bel-Air, Los Angeles
For those who appreciate the finest things in life, this rare tasting opportunity offers an unparalleled moment of indulgence.
This marks the first time in a decade that a Rare Cask edition has been made available in such a selective volume…
Sourced from a single tierçon in the Domaine du Grollet cellar, and discovered by Louis XIII’s Cellar Master, Rare Cask 42.1 boasts an aromatic profile that highlights delicate floral notes of rose and peony, that evolves into an opulent palate of passion fruit and mango.
The Rare Cask 42.1 ‘By the Glass’ service is more ritual than sip.
Each single-ounce pour, priced at $3,500, is served in an exclusive crystal glass adorned with black quatrefoils. To enhance the ceremonial nature of the experience, the pour is accompanied by a sleek black medallion-tipped spear, ensuring that every element of the presentation exudes exclusivity.
Edinburgh-based whisky bottler Ferg & Harris has revealed a one-of-a-kind single malt, dubbed Wings of Kintyre, created exclusively for this year’s Distillers One of One charity auction. The biennial event, hosted in partnership with Sotheby’s, returns for its third edition on October 10 at Hopetoun House near Edinburgh, with proceeds supporting the Youth Action Fund.…
Hennessy, the world’s best-selling cognac, is returning to Notting Hill Carnival this year with an expanded celebration of Caribbean culture, launching its first-ever Carnival float plus a vivid limited edition release of Hennessy V.S. For those who know their eaux-de-vie, this move makes perfect sense. Hennessy’s connection to the Caribbean runs deep, dating back to…
A new limited-edition whisky has been released by Ad Gefrin, the Anglo-Saxon museum and distillery in Northumberland. The Tácnbora Limited Edition: Cognac Cask Finish is a small-batch cask strength blend, finished in ex-Cognac oak. This release marks the next step in Ad Gefrin’s journey toward its first Northumbrian Single Malt, which is due in 2026.…
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For cognac aficionados seeking the pinnacle of refinement, Louis XIII is offering the chance to experience its highly coveted Rare Cask 42.1 ‘By the Glass’ in a select number of prestigious venues across the United States.
Following a similar initiative at London’s Dorchester Vesper Bar, this marks the first time in a decade that a Rare Cask edition has been made available in such a selective volume, providing connoisseurs with a rare indulgence.
For a limited time, Louis XIII’s Rare Cask 42.1 ‘By the Glass’ is available at select high-profile venues in four major U.S. cities, offering a fitting backdrop for this once-in-a-decade tasting experience:
Baccarat Hotel, New York City
Faena, Miami
Delilah, Las Vegas
Papi Steak, Las Vegas
Hotel Bel-Air, Los Angeles
For those who appreciate the finest things in life, this rare tasting opportunity offers an unparalleled moment of indulgence.
Sourced from a single tierçon in the Domaine du Grollet cellar, and discovered by Louis XIII’s Cellar Master, Rare Cask 42.1 boasts an aromatic profile that highlights delicate floral notes of rose and peony, that evolves into an opulent palate of passion fruit and mango.
The Rare Cask 42.1 ‘By the Glass’ service is more ritual than sip.
Each single-ounce pour, priced at $3,500, is served in an exclusive crystal glass adorned with black quatrefoils. To enhance the ceremonial nature of the experience, the pour is accompanied by a sleek black medallion-tipped spear, ensuring that every element of the presentation exudes exclusivity.
Unique Ferg & Harris single malt finished in cognac cask to be auctioned for charity
Edinburgh-based whisky bottler Ferg & Harris has revealed a one-of-a-kind single malt, dubbed Wings of Kintyre, created exclusively for this year’s Distillers One of One charity auction. The biennial event, hosted in partnership with Sotheby’s, returns for its third edition on October 10 at Hopetoun House near Edinburgh, with proceeds supporting the Youth Action Fund.…
Hennessy heads to Notting Hill with Limited Edition V.S cognac and first Carnival float
Hennessy, the world’s best-selling cognac, is returning to Notting Hill Carnival this year with an expanded celebration of Caribbean culture, launching its first-ever Carnival float plus a vivid limited edition release of Hennessy V.S. For those who know their eaux-de-vie, this move makes perfect sense. Hennessy’s connection to the Caribbean runs deep, dating back to…
Northumberland Ad Gefrin distillery launches cask strength Tácnbora Cognac Cask Finish whisky
A new limited-edition whisky has been released by Ad Gefrin, the Anglo-Saxon museum and distillery in Northumberland. The Tácnbora Limited Edition: Cognac Cask Finish is a small-batch cask strength blend, finished in ex-Cognac oak. This release marks the next step in Ad Gefrin’s journey toward its first Northumbrian Single Malt, which is due in 2026.…
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