When Baptiste Loiseau was appointed Rémy Martin’s Cellar Master for in 2014, he was, at the age of 34, one of the youngest ever. He was also succeeding Pierrette Trichet, the first woman to ever hold this position at a major cognac house. He is the man behind the house’s latest launch – Carte Blanche Merpins. His talents certainly come to the fore in this wonderful Fine Champagne cognac.
Rémy Martin by Baptiste Loiseau
Loiseau scoured the house’s incredible legacy, eventually settling on a single vat to form the base of this stylish cognac. created this Carte Blanche edition from a cask found in the Gensac-la-Pallue cellar. The Cognac “truly embodied the spirit of the House”. A rich, complex, elegant cognac, with spicy nutmeg notes, aromas of black tea of aged leather, and a satisfyingly long finish. It has been bottled at the percentage and proof that natually occurs in the vat in order to preserve the all the original attributes: 41.1%.
Rémy Martin by Baptiste Loiseau
This delightful blend has been launched in a strictly limited edition of 7,000 bottles. Each is presented in a ‘re-edition’ of the orignial Remy Martin Charentaise bottle that dates back to the end of the 19th century, priced at €370.
Rémy Martin by Baptiste Loiseau
