Rémy Martin Vs Supérieur a New Blend Exclusive To Africa

Introducing Rémy Martin VS Supérieur, a bold, expressive and modern new cognac from the House of Rémy Martin. Debuting in South Africa and Nigeria in September 2025, this rich and aromatic, Very Special Supérieur cognac is a level-up from a regular VS: made from grapes of the exclusive Petite Champagne cru located at the very heart of the Cognac region, with extended ageing of three years (versus two years for a traditional VS as regulated by the Cognac Controlled Appellation of Origin) in French oak casks.

This is the renaissance of a historic Rémy Martin label. Baptiste Loiseau, Cellar Master of the House of Rémy Martin, revisited the historical blend crafted by his predecessors and reimagined it for today’s modern palate. Specifically designed for those who embrace a bold, vibrant and social lifestyle, from house parties to night clubs, Rémy Martin VS Supérieur is the perfect choice. Highly versatile, it can be enjoyed neat, on ice or in a long cocktail with pineapple, sparkling fruit juice, lemonade or tonic.

“Rémy Martin VS Supérieur represents a bold step forward, honoring our rich heritage while embracing the vibrant lifestyle of South Africa and Nigeria. We’re confident this exceptional cognac, crafted from the heart of Petite Champagne, will resonate with a new generation of cognac lovers across the region.” Svetlana Naumova, Managing Director, Africa, Middle East, India, and CIS

“A truly distinctive cognac for a new time and place. Bringing both immediacy and a long, memorable finish, Rémy Martin VS Supérieur encapsulates the signature freshness of Petite Champagne and vibrancy of the House, ready for a new generation of cognac lovers in Africa. It has been an honor to boldly reinterpret the legacy of my predecessors for the creation of this new release.” Baptiste Loiseau, Cellar Master of the House of Rémy Martin
The grapes for Rémy Martin VS Supérieur are grown in the prized terroir of Petite

Champagne in the heart of the Cognac region. Here there is limited space dedicated to vine cultivation, but this exclusive area benefits from exceptional natural growing conditions. The chalky soils and optimum climate of Petite Champagne give eaux-de-vie of exceptional quality, aroma, flavor and texture.

Full distillation on the lees, which is a specialty of the House of Rémy Martin, gives Rémy Martin VS Supérieur a unique aromatic expression, with a silkier texture and longer finish.