Step back in time with this classic bottling of Rémy Martin VSOP Fine Champagne Cognac, a true collector's piece from the 1970s to late 1980s era. This edition is presented in the iconic satin-frosted green bottle, a design that Rémy Martin introduced in 1972 and which became an instant symbol of quality and distinction.
This particular vintage is distinguished by its elegant gold label, a hallmark of its time that evokes a sense of prestige and heritage. As a Fine Champagne cognac, it is crafted exclusively from a blend of eaux-de-vie from the two most sought-after crus of the Cognac region: Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne. This designation is a guarantee of unparalleled aromatic intensity and a long, smooth finish.
The House of Rémy Martin, with a history stretching back to 1724, has long been a benchmark for superior quality cognac. This VSOP (Very Superior Old Pale) from the 1970s-1980s is a testament to the cellar master's art of blending, showcasing the rich, complex, and well-balanced style for which the house is renowned.
Representing a bygone era of cognac production, this bottle is a rare find and a prized possession for any serious connoisseur or collector. Its age and scarcity make it a tangible piece of Rémy Martin's illustrious history, offering a glimpse into the craftsmanship of the past.
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Max von Olfers
Max von Olfers is the founder of cabinet7, and has 10 years of experience with collector item appraisals. The oldest Cognac Max has consumed is from 1855.
Malte Lukowski
Malte Lukowski runs the operations & collector item departments at cabinet7, and has 4 years of experience with collector item appraisals. The oldest Cognac Malte has consumed is from 1920.
