Where to buy Remy Martin Louis XIII in London?

That *is* an old one and it *is* rather expensive. You might try Harrod's or the airport shops. Price should be about 1200USD Anders

"Deli Geng \(David\)" wrote in news:1yCNb.1 $ snipped-for-privacy@news-binary.blueyonder.co.uk:

Take a Radisson cruise I saw a bottle for 750USD IIRC (of course the cruise itself is rather pricey . . .)

You may have some luck with Berry Bros. & Rudd Ltd. They have a store on St. James just off Jermyn Street. You may want to give them a call. They may know how to find what you need.

Salut/Hi Jim Griffin,

le/on 17 Jan 2004 23:24:07 -0800, tu disais/you said:-

And if they don't,there's Fortnum & Mason in Piccadilly just up St James' and on the way, Justerini & Brookes on the left in St James' In a sense you're right, but St James' is a more important street than Jermyn Street, even if Paxton & Whitfield ARE there. Coming from the park (St James' park) BB&R is on the right about 20 -40 metres after the beginning. J&B (no coincidence) is about 100 yds before the junction with Picadilly, on left as you go up from BB&R. I seem to have this vague recollection of another snooty wie shop in the area, in a courtyard. Anothr possibility would of course be Harrods, but I've not set foot in the place for 3 years - it had gone completely down the tubes. A further possibility might be Selfridges.

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I understand that the Royal Family agrees with you in this assessment.

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You might check the auctions in London. Christie's has a web site at

Here in the US, I often have seen Louis XIII for sale at wine auctions. You sometimes can buy it at less than current retail. It seems many people receive it as a gift and decide they had rather auction it and buy something else. If you are interested in the fancy crystal decanter, this often can be bought at a fairly reasonable price. Empty Louis XIII decanters often are sold on eBay.