Rémy Martin Cognac

Rémy Martin is one of the great historic houses of Cognac, founded in 1724 in the town of Cognac in western France. Now part of Rémy Cointreau, it remains among the most recognised names in the category, with a reputation built on long maturation, careful blending and a close association with the finest vineyard areas of the region.

The house is especially known for Cognac Fine Champagne, a designation reserved for cognacs made from eaux-de-vie drawn from Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne, with Grande Champagne making up at least half of the blend. These chalk-rich crus are prized for spirits that can develop notable depth, finesse and longevity in oak.

Rémy Martin's range includes widely known expressions such as VSOP, 1738 Accord Royal and XO, alongside prestigious older releases including Louis XIII. Across the portfolio, the style tends toward ripe fruit, florality, warm spice and polished oak, with richer expressions showing dried fruit, nut, leather and rancio complexity.

Elegant but not austere, Rémy Martin offers a benchmark introduction to fine Cognac as well as serious depth for collectors and long-time enthusiasts. Its strength lies in a clear identity: refined, expressive brandy shaped by Champagne-cru eaux-de-vie and centuries of blending expertise.