Rémy Martin was founded in 1724 by a young winegrower in Cognac and quickly rose to prominence for producing exceptional quality cognac. In 1738, King Louis XV granted Rémy Martin the rare right to plant new vines, a royal privilege that solidified the House’s reputation. Over the centuries, the brand expanded globally, pioneered blends from the Grande and Petite Champagne crus, and adopted the Centaur as its emblem in 1870. With milestones such as the launch of its Fine Champagne V.S.O.P in 1927, the creation of XO in 1981, and the tribute blend 1738 Accord Royal in 1997, Rémy Martin has consistently honored its heritage while innovating for new generations.

Family leadership and visionary cellar masters have guided the House, from André Renaud and Pierrette Trichet—the first female cellar master of a major cognac house—to Baptiste Loiseau today. Rémy Martin has also been a leader in sustainability, securing High Environmental Value certification across its estates and partners, ensuring responsible practices for the future. As it celebrates 300 years in 2024, Rémy Martin remains dedicated to excellence, craftsmanship, and the unique terroir of Cognac Fine Champagne.

Rémy Martin VSOP Mixtape Cognac opens with inviting aromas of vanilla, baked apple, and apricot, accented by delicate floral notes. On the palate, it reveals layers of ripe stone fruits such as peach and apricot, balanced with subtle hints of licorice and spice, all carried on a smooth, silky texture. The finish is refreshing yet lingering, with a blend of fruit and oak that rounds out its deep golden character, making it both vibrant and refined.