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

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This unique blend of Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal commemorates the reward of excellence bestowed on Rémy Martin by the King Louis XV of France in 1738. Alternatively, if you want to shake things up, Spillmag recommends trying the Royal Gimlet, which combines Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal with lime juice and agave syrup.

Drink This Now: The French 75 Rémy Martin 1738 Royal Accord Drink This Now: The French 75 Rémy Martin 1738 Royal Accord

From classic cocktails like the Sidecar to our Original Rémy Ginger, all the styles are possible to experience one of the best way to discover cognac Champagne. Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal is particularly recommended in classic cocktails like the Sidecar, in a Collins, or in signature cocktails made by the most talented bartenders. By profession, she is a biochemist and has an amazing talent for sniffing and suggesting the right eaux-de-vis for the perfect blends.Rémy Martin first introduced the Accord Royal Blend in 1997 when cellar master Georges Clot created a unique blend that stood between the Very Superior Old Pale (VSOP) and Extra OId (XO) labels (via Toast Fried). The tides of war carried Americans to Europe and with them the cocktail style that America had made its own. The Royal Gimlet (see below), with acidity and sourness from the lime, lifts many of the more muted spice notes found in the 1738 Accord Royal, while the Accord Alexander lays on the decadence by turning a match made in heaven – brandy and cream – up a notch with opulent ingredients. Its exceptional smoothness and rounded oakiness starts with the toasting of the casks, before the eaux-de-vie even begin to mature. With its vintage bottle design and unique copper color, it exudes a charm that transports you back in time.

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The soil of the Limousin region complements the chalky soil of Cognac, so the Cognac blenders primarily prefer this particular type of oak wood. Pour 30 ml (1 oz) Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal, 20 ml (2/3 oz) Cointreau, and 10 ml (1/3 oz) lemon juice into a shaker filled with ice. We are told that the Sidecar was named for a certain US army captain whose preferred form of transport when out drinking in Paris was a sidecar. Remy Martin 1738 is a smooth and flavorful cognac that has been a favorite among spirit aficionados for years.The variety of Remy Martin 1738 drink recipes available allows bartenders to create exciting new cocktails and other drinks to tantalize the taste buds. In 2020, Tara was honored by Drinks International on their 'Top 100 Most Influential In the World' List. This simple but potent concoction of brandy, orange liqueur, and Remy Martin 1738 is sure to liven up any gathering.

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Its exceptional smoothness and rounded oakiness starts with the toasting of the casks before the eaux-de-vie even begins to mature. So for those looking for a classic Cognac experience, there is only one oblong-shaped body with a long neck Cognac, and that is the Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal. Rémy Martin defines the taste as rich and creamy, with undertones of toasted bread, plum, fig jam, and dried fruits.Whether you’re a novice or an experienced mixologist, these recipes will help you create drinks with a unique twist on traditional favorites.

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Upon sipping, find bread and vanilla notes lingering from start to finish, while luscious prune and sherry characteristics give depth and plenty of dark fruit flavours in the mid palate – the long, soft toasting of the barrels used in the ageing of the eaux-de-vie definitely pays off. Our recipes share all the ingredients that perfectly mix with our different cognac types including XO, VSOP, 1738 Accord Royal and Tercet. The French 75 cocktail is a favorite classic and one of the most debated in terms of historical original spirit base of cognac versus gin.

Born from the cask and named after a royal approval, Rémy Martin®1738 Accord Royal is a truly distinctive cognac. There are a few guidelines to follow when tasting Accord Royal, such as sipping it from a taster's glass. Cognac can also easily replace the base ingredients in classic cocktails such as the Manhattan, Tom Collins, Mint Julep or even Mojito.