Mixing with Cognac & Brandy
Get to know cocktails that accentuate these spirits, mixed by Master Distillers, brand ambassadors and renowned bartenders.

Rémy Martin
French Mule
Blending Rémy Martin and ginger beer, the French Mule is a little bit of elegance in a copper mug.

Baileys
Apple Irish Coffee
Colder weather can be unbearable, but Baileys Apple Irish Coffee has a nice kick to warm you right up.

Rémy Martin
Tercet Tropical
A perfect cocktail to enjoy for any occasion.

Rémy Martin
Sidecar
A fresh, crisp, and well-balanced classic.

Rémy Martin
Ginger
The perfect long drink to reveal the versatility, elegance and fruity aromas of Rémy Martin’s iconic VSOP.

Hine Cognac
Hineball
An amazingly simple and delicious take on a classic Highball, this cognac cocktail combines the delicate fruit forward H by Hine with the zesty spice of ginger.

Rémy Martin
The Rémy Espresso
The Rémy Espresso cocktail is an elevated take on the classic espresso martini, with added richness and decadent character coming from Rémy Martin 1738.

G.H.Mumm
Coat of Leaves
G.H. Mumm's Coat of Leaves cocktail is as simple to make as it is to sip. The balance of refreshingly zesty citrus with sweet undertones will have you making a pitcher rather than a glass!

Rémy Martin
XO Gold Fashioned
Take this classic to the next level with gold leaf flakes, and make a Gold Fashioned.

BERTOUX
The BUCK
BERTOUX provides the strong backbone necessary to bring this effervescent and bright cocktail into balance.

Seven Tails Brandy
Fox on the Rocks
Experience this extraordinary blend of Cognac, Armagnac, and French brandy in this simple yet exciting cocktail.

St-Rémy
St-Rémy Café
Make it a spirited Brunch with St-Rémy XO and enjoy a delicious cold brew coffee cocktail!

Cointreau
The Sidecar
The first iconic Cointreau cocktail.

Rémy Martin
Hot Toddy
A warm and spicy cocktail.

Lillet Rouge
Apple Walnut Sangria
Martell Blue Swift and Lillet Rouge make for a quick and festive sangria to keep the season bright.

Hardy Cognac
Sidecar
The combination of cognac, Cointreau and lemon juice got it's name for a customer who arrived at the bar in the sidecar of a motorcycle.
