Rmy Martin’s 300th Anniversary Coupe marks three centuries since the house’s founding in 1724, blended by Cellar Master Baptiste Loiseau from hundreds of Grande Champagne eaux-de-vie, some aged up to a century in old tierons. Only 6,724 bottles were released worldwide, each individually numbered and sealed with the Rmy Martin Centaur. The decanter design draws on the house’s earlier 250th Anniversary Coupe. Candied orange and passion fruit lead, with sandalwood, leather, and mixed spice underneath a genuinely rare, deep expression of the Grande Champagne terroir. This is a collector’s cognac before it’s a drinking one. Pour it neat, in a tulip glass.