The story of Louis XIII can also be traced back to 185, when Paul-emile, the son of the third generation of Remy Martin, bought a Renaissance baroque wine bottle found in the ancient battlefield of Louis XIII near Jarnac. The royal lily decoration on the bottle represents the noble threshold of the royal family. Paul-emile applied for a copy patent and named it "Louis XIII". In 1874, he officially registered the sign of Sagittarius and the wine bottle known as Louis XIII as the company's trademarks. At this point, the era of "Louis XIII" began. Louis XIII bottle has become a wine container specially used to hold Remy Martin aged and the best quality cognac, and Louis XIII has become synonymous with top cognac.