Remy Martin Coupe 300th Anniversary 700ML

Rémy Martin Coupe 300th Anniversary 700ML is a limited-edition Grande Champagne cognac bottled at 40% ABV to commemorate three centuries of the House of Rémy Martin. Only 6,724 bottles were produced worldwide, each drawn from the house's legendary Réserve Perpétuelle — a solera-style blending tradition that links every generation of cellar masters through an unbroken chain of preserved eaux-de-vie.

Quick Facts: ABV: 40%  |  Origin: Grande Champagne, Cognac, France  |  Limited Edition (6,724 bottles)  |  Distillery: Rémy Martin

Production & Heritage

Founded in 1724 in the heart of Cognac, Rémy Martin has long distinguished itself by sourcing exclusively from Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne — the two highest-ranked crus. The Coupe 300th Anniversary goes further, drawing solely from Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie held in the Réserve Perpétuelle. This perpetual reserve functions much like a solera system: each cellar master selects and sets aside exceptional eaux-de-vie for their successors, ensuring a living thread connects past and present. The Coupe 300th specifically incorporates eaux-de-vie from the 290th Anniversary Coupe, which itself contained spirit from the 275th Anniversary Coupe — an unbroken lineage reaching back across generations of blending decisions.

Tasting Notes

Aroma: The nose opens with striking radiance — candied orange and passion fruit rise immediately, followed by deeper layers of sandalwood and leather. Mixed spices, undergrowth, and a whisper of floral character develop as the glass breathes, with rancio notes that retain an uncommon freshness rather than tipping into heaviness.

Taste: Entry is smooth and fruit-forward, with candied fruit and passion fruit meeting fig and exotic tropical notes across the mid-palate. Discreet oaky accents and toasted nuts appear as the profile builds, framed by an impressive structure that balances explosiveness with elegance and tension. The overall impression is of refined fresh fruit expression wrapped around a dense, layered core.

Finish: Exceptionally long and persistent, with the fruit and spice character lingering well after each sip. The finish prolongs the tasting experience, gradually resolving into warm sandalwood and subtle dried fruit.

How to Drink the Coupe 300th

A cognac of this rarity and complexity is best enjoyed neat in a tulip glass at room temperature, allowing five to ten minutes for the aromas to open fully. A few drops of water can further unlock the floral and spice layers. While primarily a sipping spirit, its bold fruit character could elevate a Sidecar into something extraordinary, the candied citrus notes aligning naturally with fresh lemon and orange liqueur. A Vieux Carré would benefit from its spice-driven depth in place of a standard VSOP, and a refined Champagne Cocktail substituting cognac for brandy would showcase its elegance alongside effervescence.

Best For

• Marking a milestone anniversary, birthday, or once-in-a-lifetime celebration
• Gifting a serious cognac collector who values provenance and limited production
• Adding a historically significant bottle to a spirits library or display collection
• Hosting a guided tasting comparing Grande Champagne expressions across houses

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the Coupe 300th taste like? It delivers an intense, fruit-forward profile dominated by candied orange, passion fruit, and fig, layered over sandalwood, leather, and mixed spices. The structure is powerful yet refined, with a remarkably persistent finish.

How does the Coupe 300th compare to Hennessy Paradis? Both occupy a prestige tier of cognac, but the Coupe 300th draws exclusively from Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie via the Réserve Perpétuelle solera method, while Hennessy Paradis blends eaux-de-vie from multiple crus. The Rémy Martin expression leans more tropical and fruit-forward, whereas Paradis tends toward honeyed floral richness.

Is the Coupe 300th good for sipping neat? Absolutely — its layered complexity and long finish were designed for contemplative neat drinking, and the 40% ABV makes it approachable without dilution.

Where is the Coupe 300th made? It is produced by Rémy Martin in Cognac, France, using eaux-de-vie sourced exclusively from the Grande Champagne cru, the most prestigious growing area in the Cognac appellation.

What foods pair well with the Coupe 300th? Dark chocolate truffles complement its spice and rancio depth. Aged Comté cheese mirrors the nutty, toasty undertones. Tarte Tatin echoes the candied fruit character. Foie gras with fig compote matches its richness and exotic fruit notes. Roasted walnuts bring out the finish's warm, earthy qualities.

What sizes does the Coupe 300th come in? The Coupe 300th Anniversary was released as a 700ml bottle in a limited run of 6,724 units worldwide.

Is the Coupe 300th worth the price? It positions firmly in the ultra-premium, collectible tier of cognac — justified by its extremely limited production, the irreplaceable nature of the Réserve Perpétuelle blend, and its significance as a tricentennial commemorative release from one of Cognac's founding houses.

Why the Coupe 300th?

What separates this bottling from even Rémy Martin's own prestige range is the Réserve Perpétuelle itself — a living archive of eaux-de-vie that cannot be replicated or restarted. Each bottle contains a direct liquid connection to cognacs set aside by cellar masters across multiple centuries, including components that passed through the 275th and 290th Anniversary Coupes before arriving here. With only 6,724 bottles in existence, the Coupe 300th represents a finite intersection of Grande Champagne terroir, generational craft, and historical milestone that will not come around again. For collectors and cognac devotees, it stands as one of the most meaningful commemorative releases the house has ever produced.