Remy Martin XO Cognac Chinese New Year Goat LE 40% 0,7 l Gift Pack

Rémy Martin XO Cognac Chinese New Year Goat Limited Edition is a limited edition of Rémy Martin XO Fine Champagne cognac created to celebrate the Chinese New Year and the Year of the Goat. It was developed in collaboration with Chinese artist Gao Ludi, who conceived the design in the spirit of the theme “The Spirit of Auspice.” The striking red gift packaging is adorned with motifs of fireworks, lanterns, grapes, and stylized curves of a goat’s horn, complemented by embossed gold-plated elements. The same artistic motif also appears on the XO decanter.

Rémy Martin XO itself is a Fine Champagne Cognac blended by the cellar master from hundreds of eaux-de-vie from the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne regions. Each of the eaux-de-vie used is aged for at least ten years in French oak barrels. The result is a full-bodied and long-finishing cognac with a distinctive fruity character, spicy notes, and a gourmet finish.

Tasting Profile:

Color: Fiery mahogany with opal highlights.

Nose: Distinctive and delicate, with rich floral and fruity aromas.

Taste: Ripe plum and candied orange gradually give way to spices and hazelnuts.

Finish: Long and full-bodied, with notes of roasted cocoa beans and honey gingerbread.

Serving:

Rémy Martin XO can be enjoyed neat, on the rocks, or as the base for a more luxurious version of the Old Fashioned cocktail. Thanks to its distinctive aromatic complexity, it is also ideal for slow, leisurely sipping on its own.

The 2027 Limited Edition combines the iconic character of Rémy Martin XO with original artwork inspired by the Chinese New Year; thanks to its ornate decanter and gift box, it is also suitable as a prestigious gift or collector’s edition.

About Rémy Martin:

Rémy Martin is one of the most famous cognac houses in France, and its history dates back to 1724, when Rémy Martin began producing cognac under his own name in the Cognac region. The brand is closely associated with the Fine Champagne Cognac category—that is, with eaux-de-vie originating from the Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne regions—and has long upheld this heritage and quality.

Its style is rooted in the art of blending, an emphasis on terroir, and the craftsmanship of cellar masters passed down through generations. In 1738, Rémy Martin even received special recognition from King Louis XV for the quality of its products. The brand’s symbol is the centaur, which represents the union of time, talent, and terroir.