Remi Landier Très Vieux 40th Birthday

Remi Landier Très Vieux 40th Birthday Cognac: Through Three Generations

The Remi Landier Tres Vieux 40th Birthday Cognac is a wonderful Fins Bois creation worthy of bringing out on very special occasions. This expression from the family reserves is composed of eaux-de-vie that were distilled by Remi himself in the early 1970s, allowed to age to perfection in French oak and then hand-bottled in 2013 by his granddaughter Géraldine. Like all of the Cognacs from this house, it's a product created solely from their family-owned vineyards.

As this release was created to celebrate the house's 40th anniversary, only 40 bottles in total were made - making this an exceptionally rare treasure to own. 

Realizing the uniqueness of their terroir and their eaux-de-vie, Remi Landier and his sons created their eponymous brand of Cognac in 1973. Most of the liquid produced here is sent to some of the largest trading houses in Cognac, which means only a small quantity is bottled under the family’s own label. For this reason, Remi Landier has long been appreciated among connoisseurs. Today, Jean-Yves and Geraldine, the fourth and fifth generation of producers, offer a full range of Cognacs as well as Pineaux des Charentes.

Presentation of the Bottle

Reminiscent of a Charentais still, the bottle features a bulbous shape and a long neck topped with a natural wood stopper wrapped in a wire cage. Each bottle comes with a certificate of authenticity.

How to Enjoy Remi Landier Très Vieux 40th Birthday Cognac

We recommend you enjoy this fine Réserve Cognac neat in a tulip glass, sipped slowly to fully capture every delicate aroma. Make sure to save it for when you have the time to truly appreciate every sip.