1738 Cognac

The aromatics of Rémy Martin 1738 are rich with butterscotch, oak, and hints of fresh citrus and lime.

The initial taste offers a soft sweetness and flavors of butterscotch and warm spices, transitioning into dried plum, raisins, caramel, bittersweet chocolate, and a touch of floral notes. The influence of oak is evident, contributing to the depth of flavor.

The cognac concludes with a satisfying and generous finish that includes flavors of oak, raisin, hazelnut, and dark chocolate.

This cognac has also been recognized in competitions, earning accolades such as Double Gold, Gold, and Silver awards at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition in various years​.

Rémy Martin is a renowned French cognac house established in 1724 by Rémy Martin, a winemaker from the Cognac region of France. The brand is distinguished for exclusively producing cognac from grapes grown in the highest-quality vineyards of Cognac, specifically from the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne areas, which are known for their exceptional terroir. These regions are officially classified as Fine Champagne, and at least 50% of the cognac blend must come from Grande Champagne in order for a cognac to receive this designation.