Visiting Rémy Martin in Cognac, France, immerses you in the legacy of a house founded in 1724, located at 20 Rue de la Société Vinicole, where its devotion to Fine Champagne Cognac—blending Grande and Petite Champagne crus—shines through. Open year-round (daily April to October, weekdays November to March), tours range from the 1-hour Rémy Martin VSOP Experience, offering a tasting amid historic cellars and a peek at copper stills, to the exclusive Louis XIII Experience, a 2-hour exploration of their crown jewel—a blend of up to 1,200 eaux-de-vie aged up to 100 years—set in the opulent Louis XIII Pavilion. The estate, framed by vineyards and a train ride from the Cognac visitor center, reveals the artistry of double distillation and oak aging, guided by experts like Cellar Master Baptiste Loiseau. Reservations are a must, bookable via remymartin.com or calling especially in summer when slots fill fast, ensuring you savor a taste of Rémy Martin’s 300-year heritage in its birthplace.
