Cognac/Remy Martin XO Extra Old 375 ml

Remy Martin XO Extra Old 375 ml

Cognac, France · 80.0 Proof
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About this bottle

Rémy Martin XO is a Fine Champagne cognac blended from hundreds of eaux-de-vie grown in Grande and Petite Champagne, the two most prized crus of the region. The house has distilled on the lees since 1724, and XO is where that patience shows: jasmine and candied orange on the nose, ripe plum and hazelnut through the mid-palate, roasted cocoa and honeyed gingerbread at the close. Bottled at 40% ABV, this 375ml half bottle carries the same blend as the full-size XO in a format sized for a proper introduction. Pour it neat in a tulip glass after dinner, or hand it to someone who has earned it.

How to drink Rémy Martin XO

Skip the ice — cognac at this level is meant to be sipped slowly at room temperature, since cold mutes the fruit and cocoa notes that define XO. Give it a few minutes in the glass before your first sip; the aromatics open up noticeably as it warms in your hand.

Tasting notes
NoseJasmine, candied orange, plum, honey
PalateRipe plum and candied orange moving into spice, hazelnut, roasted cocoa
FinishSmooth and long with honeyed gingerbread warmth
Specs

Brandy/Cognac80.0 proof · Cognac, France

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Questions about this bottle

How should Rémy Martin XO be served?

Serve it neat at room temperature in a tulip or snifter glass — cognac at this level is built for slow sipping, not ice.

What makes it a 'Fine Champagne' cognac?

The label means the blend of eaux-de-vie comes only from Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne, the two most prized crus in the Cognac region, with at least 50% from Grande Champagne.

How long has Rémy Martin been distilling cognac?

Rémy Martin has been producing cognac since 1724 and distills exclusively on the lees, a technique that adds body and complexity to its eaux-de-vie.

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