Rémy Martin, Fine Champagne Cognac, 1738 Accord Royal, 70cl

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Below however, we’ve decided to offer up two simple recipes (both twists on classics too) of our own that we have found to be delicious as well.

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Make your cognac mixed drinks with our best detailed cocktails recipes in a simple way, step by step. China didn't have the concept of grape wines until Rémy Martin introduced the first dry white wine through a venture in the Chinese market. Born from the cask and named after a royal approval, RémyMartin 1738 Accord Royal is a truly distinctive cognac; particularly smooth with a blend of uniquely oaky eaux-de-vie. This drink combines gin, honey, and lemon juice with Remy Martin 1738 for a drink that’s both sweet and tart. A rich and full-flavored Cognac that won't break the bank, Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal ticks all the boxes.

Although it was prohibited to plant new vines, King Louis XV absolutely loved Rémy Martin's Cognac and permitted him to grow new vines in 1738. The tides of war carried Americans to Europe and with them the cocktail style that America had made its own. Cognac can even be consumed frozen, which makes the liquid very viscous (the high alcohol content prevents it from freezing completely) and gives an experience that is almost velvety in the mouth. This is because the grapes are sourced from vines harvested from four primary crus: Petite, Grande Champagne, Fin Bois, and Bons Bois. If you've ever been curious about this incredibly popular Cognac, keep scrolling as we explore everything you need to know about the one and only Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal.

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Whether you’re throwing a huge house party or a laidback social gathering, people will want to have a drink or two. Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal is a unique Cognac that you can enjoy neat, on the rocks, or in your favorite summer cocktails. Since lemonade is made of lemons, sugar, and water [ 2], it’s a great mixer to balance the subtle sweetness and spiciness of Rémy Martin. An article in The New York Times defines eau-de-vie as a fruit brandy that goes through double distillation.To spice things up a little more, the Hot Toddy – a warm cocktail with cognac, simple syrup, lemon, cinnamon, and hot water – is the perfect accompaniment for a cold winter afternoon. This mixed drink will knock your taste bud with good tropical fruit flavors of cranberry, pineapple, and a warm kick from Rémy Martin cognac. The creaminess brings out the spiciness of baked cinnamon, combined with subtle notes of dark chocolate, butterscotch, and toffee.

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To discover more about how to make cocktails with Rémy Martin for every occasion, visit our Cocktails section. The soil of the Limousin region complements the chalky soil of Cognac, so the Cognac blenders primarily prefer this particular type of oak wood. The long and particularly soft barrel toasting brings extraordinary smoothness to 1738 Accord Royal, as well as subtle notes of toasted bread, vanilla and brioche. This is a direct result of aging the eau-de-vie (translates to "water of life") in the signature oak barrels from the rigorously selected Limousin. A brand that requires no introduction, Rémy Martin has been producing cognacs for a long time – since 1724 to be exact, when a young Rémy Martin launched a cognac brand under his own name.Rémy Martin, a brand whose products speak for itself, has been producing Cognacs for decades — nearly 30 to be exact.

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With its unique blend of flavors, it can be used to craft cocktails for every occasion, from relaxing nights at home to memorable events.Recognized for its outstanding quality year after year in international competitions, Rémy Martin®1738 Accord Royal celebrates true depth of character and the sheer indulgence of sharing good moments. The story starts with a royal approval: in 1738, King Louis XV granted Rémy Martin the right to expand his vineyards, at a time of land scarcity. These cookies are needed for essential functions such as signing in, storing products in your trolley and making payments. This Cognac has a special place in the American market because the aging process doesn't occur solely in France.