| Management number | 248656891 | Release Date | 2026/09/03 | List Price | US$28.00 | Model Number | 248656891 | ||
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Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal Cognac
750mL | 40% ABV (80 Proof) | France | Cognac Fine Champagne
Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal is a luxurious Cognac that pays tribute to the royal decree issued by King Louis XV in 1738, allowing Rémy Martin to plant new vineyards despite a nationwide ban. This expression is crafted from a blend of eaux-de-vie distilled exclusively from Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne crus. Aged in toasted French oak casks, it showcases rich complexity, depth, and velvety smoothness.
Nose: Toasted bread, vanilla, butterscotch, and ripe plum
Palate: Round and creamy with notes of fig, baked apple, and spiced oak
Finish: Long and smooth with lingering notes of dark fruit and toffee
Blend of eaux-de-vie from premier Cognac crus: Grande and Petite Champagne
Aged in toasted French Limousin oak barrels for extra depth and roundness
Named after a historic royal endorsement dating back to 1738
Strikes the perfect balance between complexity and approachability
A favorite among Cognac lovers and cocktail bartenders alike
Best enjoyed neat or on the rocks. Its rich character also makes it a top-tier base for elevated classic cocktails like the Sidecar or Vieux Carré.
What does “Accord Royal” mean?
It refers to the royal recognition granted to Rémy Martin by King Louis XV in 1738.
Is this a VSOP or XO?
It’s officially a premium expression positioned between VSOP and XO in aging and complexity.
What makes 1738 smoother than other Cognacs?
The aging in toasted oak barrels enhances smoothness and imparts warm, rich flavors.
Can it be used in cocktails?
Absolutely—its full-bodied flavor profile elevates any Cognac-based cocktail.
How long is it aged?
While Rémy Martin doesn’t specify an exact age, the eaux-de-vie are typically aged 4 to 20 years.
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