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Cognac/Remy Martin Tercet 750 ml
Remy Martin Tercet 750 ml
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About this bottle
Rémy Martin Tercet is an entry-level cognac named for the trio of cellar masters who created it together, blending eaux-de-vie from three crus — Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, and Borderies. As a VS-designated cognac, it's aged a minimum of two years in French oak, younger and lighter than Rémy's VSOP or XO expressions. Expect fresh fruit and light floral notes on the nose, a smooth, approachable palate with vanilla and a touch of spice, and a clean, moderate finish. Bottled at 40% ABV, it's built as an accessible, mixable cognac rather than a sipping showcase — a good entry point into the house style.
How to drink Rémy Martin Tercet
It's built for a French 75 or a simple cognac and soda — young cognac like this shines in cocktails more than neat. Save the slow sipping for Rémy's older expressions.
Tasting notes
Nosefresh fruit, light floral
Palatevanilla, light spice
Finishclean, moderate
Specs
Cognac80 proof · French oak (Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, Borderies crus) · Cognac, France
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve Tercet?
Serve it neat at room temperature in a tulip-shaped snifter, which concentrates the aroma better than a wide-bowled glass.
What cocktails work well with Tercet?
It works in a Sidecar or a French 75, where its dried fruit and oak notes come through.
What does 'Tercet' refer to in the name?
A blend of eaux-de-vie from three cognac crus — Grande Champagne, Petite Champagne, and Borderies — the trio the name references.
How old is Rémy Martin?
The house has produced cognac since 1724, making it one of the oldest and most prominent names in Cognac.
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