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Rémy Martin 1738 Accord Royal takes its name from a royal approval. In 1738, King Louis XV let Rémy Martin plant new vines at a time when this was forbidden. This Fine Champagne cognac honors that moment. It sits in the range between the VSOP and the XO.
The blend uses more than 240 eaux-de-vie. About 65% come from Grande Champagne and 35% from Petite Champagne. They are distilled in small copper Charentais stills. Then they rest in French Limousin oak for four to twenty years.
In the glass it shines a copper shade, like the house pot stills. The nose brings plum and fig jam. Oak adds toffee, brioche and toasted bread. On the palate you get mellow spiced butterscotch and a little dark chocolate. It feels very round, with a chalky, creamy finish and a nutty glow.
Judges have noticed. In 2025 it won Gold at the Global Cognac Masters. The Bartender Spirits Awards named it Cognac of the Year and Spirit of the Year that same year. It also won Gold at the San Francisco World Spirits Competition in 2024.
You can sip it neat or pour it on ice, which the house says shows off its round body. It also makes a lovely Sidecar or another cocktail. Keep it simple and let the cognac lead. Dark chocolate makes good company.
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