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Rémy Cointreau

Rémy Cointreau

Rémy Cointreau is a French family-owned spirits group that produces and sells cognacs, liqueurs, and other premium spirits through brands such as Rémy Martin, Louis XIII, Cointreau, Metaxa, Mount Gay, and Bruichladdich.www.remycointreau.com

Search complete. 4 mentions across 3 episodes found for "Rémy Cointreau".

Nov 1, 2026

Oliver StylesHOST
25:13
Big auction return in Hong Kong for the former Finance Secretary Henry Tang's cellar, which is more classic Bordeaux, Burgundy, Rhone and Champagne.
Oliver StylesHOST
25:23
The news that Remy Cointreau actually saw a sales uptick also was picked up.
Oliver StylesHOST
25:27
Oh, wow.
Oliver StylesHOST
25:28
Which was quite nice.

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Surfside Passes Cutwater as RTDs Jump 23 Percent

Oct 16 · 1 Mention

speaker_1HOST
12:31
Jeffries estimates that U.S. profit exposure is massive for these multinationals.
speaker_1HOST
12:36
About 50% for Diageo, 40% for Remy Cointreau, 30% for Capari, and 25% for Pernod Ricard.
speaker_0HOST
12:45
That is a lot of exposure.
speaker_1HOST
12:48
When you are that exposed to the U.S., and the U.S. consumer is systematically trading down their basket size...
Glen PalmerHOST
0:57
Now, Chris has spent around 15 years within the drinks industry, beginning his career at Majestic Wine before whiskey well and truly got hold of him.
Glen PalmerHOST
1:06
Now, since then, he's worked across retail, sales, business development, marketing, premium spirits, before joining, uh, Rémy Cointreau, um, and then Lancaster Spirits in 2024.
Glen PalmerHOST
1:20
Now, Lancaster itself deci- describes Chris as bringing experience across whiskey marketing, branding, logistics, field sales, and retail.
Glen PalmerHOST
1:29
And he's joined Lancaster at a particularly exciting moment, because the company filled its first cask of what was going to become the first Lancastrian single malt, and that was in 2024.
Christopher PatemanGUEST
5:47
... very memorable, um, for me.
Glen PalmerHOST
5:49
Yeah.
Glen PalmerHOST
5:50
And you've worked across whiskey retail, as you said, and, uh, then spent time with, uh, Rémy Cointreau, uh, in business development.
Glen PalmerHOST
5:59
What did working with established international drinks brands teach you about bringing, uh, a respectively young business like Lancaster Spirits to the forefront?

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