GRANTED BY ROYAL RECOGNITION OF EXCELLENCE 1738 ACCORD ROYAL THIS UNIQUE FINE CHAMPAGNE COGNAC IS A SPECIAL BLEND CREATED TO CELEBRATE THE REWARD OF EXCELLENCE BESTOWED ON RÉMY MARTIN BY KING LOUIS XV, OF FRANCE, IN 1738

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