Castle in the Air with Rémy Martin 1738
In the world of Rémy Martin, 1738 is not just a good-looking number; it marks the year in which King Louis XIII granted Rémy Martin permission to expand his vineyards in recognition of his excellent cognacs.
In the world of Rémy Martin, 1738 is not just a good-looking number; it marks the year in which King Louis XIII granted Rémy Martin permission to expand his vineyards in recognition of his excellent cognacs.
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