Elegant and vibrant. Rémy Martin VSOP is a perfectly balanced blend of powerful and elegant aromas that lends itself to mixology. Housed in a festive limited edition red coffret.

Harmony is in the rich blend of eaux-de-vie each cognac is crafted from, in the powerful team spirit of excellence that has shaped the House for almost three centuries, and in the delicate assemblage of aromatic notes that can always be found in Rémy Martin’s Cognac Fine Champagne. It is the feeling when everything comes together as one, to create the perfect moment.

For the first time since its creation in 1981, Lee Broom, one of the most respected creative talents in the UK has paid tribute to the iconic Rémy Martin XO glass decanter. Lee Broom is one of London’s top product designers and an eponymous brand recognized all over the globe as one of the most prestigious British design Houses.

This collaboration came naturally thank to the synergy between two brands – seamless perfection, uniqueness, heritage and craft yet still modern and contemporary.

The designer injects the iconic XO decanter with a distinctive edge by carving hundreds of fine ‘starburst’ cuts into the indents of its solar shape. Each cut symbolizes one of the many eaux-de-vie within the Rémy Martin XO blend. Inspired by icicles, they not only amplify the radiance and opulence of the blend, but the fabulous array of aromas revealed with the addition of a single ice cube too.

A masterpiece for a masterpiece

Confident and assertive, this exceptional blend is made from some of the scarcest eaux-de-vie in Hennessy’s reserves, carefully selected and preserved in The Founder’s Cellar.

For this reason, Richard Hennessy cognac has been crafted in an extremely limited quantity: 12 tierçons, a historic barrel handcrafted in French oak by generations of cooper Masters at Hennessy’s own barrel-making workshop.

In a meeting of visionary minds, Richard Hennessy’s monumental legacy finds a contemporary incarnation in a bold, architectural, and graceful decanter in Baccarat crystal, as well as ritual accessories (glasses, a fusil, and a tray) designed by the world-renowned architect Daniel Libeskind.

The result is at once intuitive and unexpected: a monumental tribute to a pioneer.The spices, notes of leather and preserved fruits appear and reappear over and over, returning to emphasise the aromatic complexity of the nose in one magnificent symphony of flavour.