Martell VS Single Distillery Fine Cognac

Martell VS Single Distillery Fine Cognac

Smooth, Vibrant, Fruit-Forward A modern masterpiece from the oldest of the great Cognac houses.

Launched as a contemporary evolution of the traditional VS, the Martell VS Single Distillery offers a richer and more intense experience of the signature Martell style. By sourcing eaux-de-vie from a single distillation source, the House achieves a supreme level of consistency and aromatic purity. This expression is crafted exclusively from clear wines double-distilled without lees to ensure the most elegant and fruit-driven profile possible.

A Legacy of Precision Since 1715

Maison Martell’s unique distillation method is what sets this VS apart. While most houses include lees (yeast sediments) for a heavier body, Martell removes them to reveal the true subtlety of the grapes. The result is an incredibly smooth cognac that bridges the gap between heritage and modern mixology, making it a favorite for both neat sipping and premium cocktails.

Tasting Notes

Appearance: A rich, luminous clear gold with shimmering copper highlights.

Nose: Intensely aromatic and fresh. Vibrant notes of plum, apricot, and candied lemon take center stage, underpinned by delicate floral hints of jasmine and a touch of warm vanilla.

Palate: Supremely smooth and luscious. The palate echoes the nose with layers of ripe yellow fruits, honeyed sweetness, and a subtle edge of citrus zest. The mouthfeel is silky, showcasing the "Single Distillery" intensity without any harshness.

Finish: Crisp, clean, and persistent. It leaves a lingering trail of soft spices and light oak, inviting another sip.

Product Details

• House: Martell

• Expression: VS (Very Special) Single Distillery

• Origin: Cognac, France (Sourced from a single distillery)

• Cru: A precise blend reflecting the Martell terroir

• ABV: 40%

• Volume: 70cl
• Awards: Double Gold - San Francisco World Spirits Competition
• Perfect for: A Sidecar cocktail, refreshing long drinks with ginger ale, or enjoying neat over ice.