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Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal Cognac
Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal Cognac
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- BrandRémy Martin
- CategoryCognac
- CountryFrance
- RegionCognac
- DistilleryRémy Martin
- Age4 Year Old
- Style Cognac
- Alcohol40.0%
Burger King doesn't count. Let us introduce you to the monarch of spirits. Meet 1738 Accord Royal, an exquisite and unique Cognac blend from the Cognac monarch Rémy Martin, from the very heartland of Cognacs - yes, you guessed it, the city of Cognac. This lavish liquor is everything extraordinary about France in a bottle. It got its name from the special year of 1738, when King Louis XV granted the Accord Royal to Rémy Martin, which allowed him to plant vines on his land (which was banned in France until then).
This bottle is a blend of Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne grape (in 65:35 ratio) and has been known for its big-brute flavor and a mellow finish since it first came out in 1997. 1738 Accord Royal sits comfortably between VSOP and XO, which makes it a Napoléon Cognac: aged for at least six years in oak barrels, but in average, such Cognacs are 20 years old.
When this deep amber delicacy is poured into a glass, it demands to be tasted, and it can be enjoyed in so many ways: sip it straight, drink it as a digestif, take it on the rocks, or make a mean cocktail out of it. We recommend Emperor's Call! If you're a fan of the cult VSOP, you will definitely love this royal upgrade of vanilla and vinous notes with some additional regal gusto that brought this Cognac a silver medal in 2014.
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ripe fruit
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vanilla
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herbs
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figs
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pine
-
nougat
-
oak
-
grape
-
sweet
Deep amber.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Notes of vanilla and ripe fruit with a hint of herbal vinous aroma.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Balanced vanilla and dried fruits.
Finish
Unmistakable oak finish.
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Burger King doesn't count. Let us introduce you to the monarch of spirits. Meet 1738 Accord Royal, an exquisite and unique Cognac blend from the Cognac monarch Rémy Martin, from the very heartland of Cognacs - yes, you guessed it, the city of Cognac. This lavish liquor is everything extraordinary about France in a bottle. It got its name from the special year of 1738, when King Louis XV granted the Accord Royal to Rémy Martin, which allowed him to plant vines on his land (which was banned in France until then).
This bottle is a blend of Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne grape (in 65:35 ratio) and has been known for its big-brute flavor and a mellow finish since it first came out in 1997. 1738 Accord Royal sits comfortably between VSOP and XO, which makes it a Napoléon Cognac: aged for at least six years in oak barrels, but in average, such Cognacs are 20 years old.
When this deep amber delicacy is poured into a glass, it demands to be tasted, and it can be enjoyed in so many ways: sip it straight, drink it as a digestif, take it on the rocks, or make a mean cocktail out of it. We recommend Emperor's Call! If you're a fan of the cult VSOP, you will definitely love this royal upgrade of vanilla and vinous notes with some additional regal gusto that brought this Cognac a silver medal in 2014.
- BrandRémy Martin
- CategoryCognac
- CountryFrance
- RegionCognac
- DistilleryRémy Martin
- Age4 Year Old
- Style Cognac
- Alcohol40.0%
-
ripe fruit
-
vanilla
-
herbs
-
figs
-
pine
-
nougat
-
oak
-
grape
-
sweet
Deep amber.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Notes of vanilla and ripe fruit with a hint of herbal vinous aroma.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Balanced vanilla and dried fruits.
Finish
Unmistakable oak finish.
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