Martell Noblige [1000ML]

Description

Martell Noblige is a 1000ML French cognac from Martell, in the VSOP category and bottled at 40% ABV. It was relaunched in August 2006 in a contemporary bottle.

At a Glance

• Brand: Martell
• Style: cognac, VSOP category, no age statement
• Volume: 1000ML
• ABV: 40%
• Country: France
• Colour: clear, dark amber

Tasting Notes

Nose: Muscovado sugar, caramel, blackened fruitcake and lemon zest, as described by Difford’s Guide.

Palate: Caramel, slightly woody, with fruitcake, generous dried fruit, molasses and bitter chocolate.

Finish: Slightly bitter, with dry nutty notes.

It is one we point customers to when they want a VSOP-category cognac that works on the rocks and in a highball.

How It Differs

Noblige is a VSOP made for Asian markets, and Martell’s Alexandre Combescot calls it one of the most popular VSOP in Asia. The Martell X.O Brandy is a separate bottle in the Martell range, for when you want a different cognac from the same house.

How to Serve

Martell suggests it on the rocks, with soda water, in a highball or in a cocktail. Its sweet caramel and dried fruit hold up to ice and soda.

Ideal for: a relaxed dinner at home, a highball for guests, and gifting to a cognac drinker.

Pairs with: to match the caramel and dried fruit we suggest char siu, soy-braised duck, and Indian-Malaysian mutton varuval.

More from the house is on the Martell brand page, and Hennessy X.O is another 1000ML cognac to compare.

Questions

What does Martell Noblige taste like?
Difford’s Guide lists muscovado sugar, caramel, fruitcake and lemon zest on the nose, and caramel, dried fruit, molasses and bitter chocolate on the palate, ending in a slightly bitter, nutty finish.

Is Martell Noblige a VSOP?
Yes. It is a VSOP, created for Asian markets, and Martell’s Alexandre Combescot calls it one of the most popular VSOP in Asia.

How do you drink Martell Noblige?
On the rocks, with soda water, in a highball or in a cocktail.

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Alcohol is sold strictly to non-Muslim customers aged 21 and above, for delivery within West Malaysia (Peninsular Malaysia) only.