Does this bottle shape remind you of something? It looks remarkably like the iconic Louis XIII Cognac presentation from Remy Martin to us! So why would Camus choose to put their latest release in a copy of such a well-known carafe? Perhaps they are hoping it will make consumers look twice? The new Camus XO presentation also contains a new product. Still blended, and only aged for a minimum of 6 years, this release comes from a single estate in the Borderies cru. Although only the 3rd cognac cru, Borderies can produce some wonderfully flavoured cognac. But in our experience, this only occurs after decades of ageing – take our Hermitage 1914 for example.