Remy Martin Cognac Louis XIII Rarest Reserve 01

Remy Martin Cognac Louis XIII Rarest Reserve 02

Remy Martin Cognac Louis XIII Rarest Reserve 03

Remy Martin Cognac Louis XIII Rarest Reserve 04

Remy Martin Cognac Louis XIII Rarest Reserve 05

Remy Martin Cognac Louis XIII Rarest Reserve 06

Remy Martin Cognac Louis XIII Rarest Reserve 07

Remy Martin Cognac Louis XIII Rarest Reserve 08

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Remy Martin Cognac Louis XIII Rarest Reserve 011

Remy Martin Cognac Louis XIII Rarest Reserve 012

Remy Martin Cognac Louis XIII Rarest Reserve 013

Remy Martin Cognac Louis XIII Rarest Reserve

Bottle size: I don't know
Story: Given to me by Bishop of New York, who was who received it as a gift from the cardinal of New York, when he became a bishop. It was also served at the table of Queen Elizabeth on her 1957 visit to Paris.
Text on label: Renfield importers Union, New Jersey Rarest reserve, 80 proof, 4 /5th qourt grand champagne Louis 13th brand E, Remi, Martin and Company cognac France
Location: United States
Seal: Yes, a paper seal - in good condition
With box: Yes
Certificate: Yes
How stored: In a dry place
LOT: 21247
Brand: Remy Martin Cognac

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