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El Cognac MARTELL VS ("Very Special") was created over 150 years ago under the name of "Three Star" (* * *) (three stars). Since then the whole world
El Cognac MARTELL VS ("Very Special") was created over 150 years ago under the name of "Three Star" (* * *) (three stars). Since then the whole world enjoys it. The perfect balance and harmony of your mix makes it the ideal cognac to mix with different cocktails.
A Cognac to enjoy alone or mixed with Ginger Ale, tonic water or any type of cocktail.
The cognac Martell V.S.es a fresh and cordial Cognac of strong character.
Appearance: Luminous Gold
Nose: Intense notes of fruit and spices contained
In freshness: lemon, fresh pear and saffron. Labdanum or leaves of Jara and incense. Fine-grain oak barrel wood notes.
Feeling in the mouth: nuances of wood and spices of pleasant freshness and velvety texture.
El Cognac MARTELL VS ("Very Special") was created over 150 years ago under the name of "Three Star" (* * *) (three stars). Since then the whole world
El Cognac MARTELL VS ("Very Special") was created over 150 years ago under the name of "Three Star" (* * *) (three stars). Since then the whole world enjoys it. The perfect balance and harmony of your mix makes it the ideal cognac to mix with different cocktails.
A Cognac to enjoy alone or mixed with Ginger Ale, tonic water or any type of cocktail.
The cognac Martell V.S.es a fresh and cordial Cognac of strong character.
Appearance: Luminous Gold
Nose: Intense notes of fruit and spices contained
In freshness: lemon, fresh pear and saffron. Labdanum or leaves of Jara and incense. Fine-grain oak barrel wood notes.
Feeling in the mouth: nuances of wood and spices of pleasant freshness and velvety texture.
