Cognac Rémy Martin 1738

The history of Rémy Martin Cognac House begins in 1724, when its eponymous founder, Rémy Martin, decided to embark on the production of cognac. Hailing from the Grande Champagne region, the creator had an ambitious vision to craft exceptional cognacs primarily using grapes from this renowned region known for its high-quality terroirs.

Rémy Martin initiated his quest by planting vineyards in the Grande Champagne terroir and setting up his alembic to distill the resulting wine. He was determined to produce a cognac of great finesse, primarily utilizing white grape varietals, which was an innovative approach at the time.

Over the years, Rémy Martin's reputation for the quality of his cognac grew. His expertise in the art of distillation, aging, and blending contributed to establishing his distillery as one of the most respected in the Cognac region. Maison Rémy Martin became synonymous with excellence and has continued to uphold this tradition through the generations.

Today, Rémy Martin is a global reference in the world of cognac, renowned for its blends of Grande and Petite Champagne, its range of prestigious cognacs, and its ongoing commitment to producing exceptional spirits. The history of Maison Rémy Martin is marked by a passion and constant dedication to the art of distilling cognac, a tradition that has endured for more than three centuries.

Introducing Rémy Martin 1738 Cognac

In 1738, King Louis XV granted Rémy Martin an exceptional waiver, allowing the expansion of his vineyards. With Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal Cognac, you'll immerse yourself in an authentic product deeply rooted in terroir and tradition.

Beneath its classic appearance, 1738 Accord Royal reveals exceptional richness and smoothness born from the harmony of unparalleled flavors. Through its amber and copper reflections, it unveils an incredible velvety texture.

A profusion of chocolate, cinnamon, and ginger blends with fruity notes: exotic fruits and candied orange peels. An astonishing velvety sensation envelops your taste buds.