Remy Martin XO Cognac
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Remy Martin XO Cognac is an exquisite and prestigious expression of French craftsmanship and expertise. As part of the Rémy Martin portfolio, this exceptional Cognac is a blend of over 400 eaux-de-vie (grape spirits) sourced exclusively from the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne crus, which are renowned for producing some of the finest Cognac grapes in the world. The "XO" in its name stands for Extra Old, signifying its extended aging process, which imparts depth, complexity, and richness to the spirit.
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Bottle details
| Type | Cognac |
|---|---|
| Brand | Remy Martin |
| Producer | Rémy Martin |
| Origin | Cognac, France |
| Strength | 40% ABV (80 proof) |
| Made from | Ugni Blanc grapes |
| Cask | French oak |
Why Liquor Geeks recommends it
This is a blend of more than 400 eaux-de-vie drawn exclusively from the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne crus, made from Ugni Blanc grapes and shaped by French oak, and it drinks like the long rest its XO (Extra Old) designation promises. Pour it and you get a deep mahogany color, then a nose of dried fruit, ripe apricot, fig and roasted almond, lifted by cinnamon, vanilla and floral notes of jasmine and iris. The palate is velvety and full-bodied, with candied orange peel, honey, a touch of dark chocolate, clove and ginger, plus a subtle rancio note that rewards slow sipping. It suits the collector who wants a classic XO style on the shelf, and it is an approachable step up for someone moving from younger Cognac into older blends. We carry it because it delivers the layered, fruit-and-oak complexity people want from an XO at a standard 40% ABV, and it is as rewarding in a tulip glass on a quiet evening as it is poured for a celebration.
Pairs well with
- Dark chocolate — The touch of dark chocolate on the palate and the honeyed sweetness make a square of good dark chocolate a natural companion.
- Roasted almonds and dried figs — A plate of nuts and dried fruit echoes the roasted almond, fig and apricot notes that define the nose.
- Special-occasion nightcap — Its long, luxurious finish of lingering warmth, fruit and oak makes it ideal for savoring slowly at the close of a celebratory evening.
Questions about this bottle
What does XO mean on this Cognac?
What does XO mean on this Cognac?
XO stands for Extra Old, signifying an extended aging process. For Rémy Martin XO, that time in French oak is what brings the depth, complexity and richness you find in the glass, from dried fruit and spice on the nose to a long, warming finish.
What is Remy Martin XO made from?
What is Remy Martin XO made from?
It is made from Ugni Blanc grapes and is a blend of over 400 eaux-de-vie, or grape spirits, sourced exclusively from the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne crus of the Cognac region in France. It is bottled at 40% ABV (80 proof) in a 750 ml bottle.
What does it taste like?
What does it taste like?
Expect a rich nose of dried fruits, apricot, fig and roasted almond with cinnamon, vanilla, jasmine and iris. The palate is velvety and full-bodied, with candied orange peel, honey, dark chocolate, nutty rancio character, and gentle clove and ginger spice, leading to a long finish of fruit and oak.
What is the best way to drink it?
What is the best way to drink it?
Neat in a tulip-shaped Cognac glass, given a moment to breathe, shows its complexity best. You can also serve it over a single large ice cube, add a few drops of mineral water to soften it, or use it sparingly in a Sidecar or Sazerac.
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