The Maisons
The Rémy Cointreau group boasts a portfolio of exceptional spirits. Each of its unique brands conveys its own know-how and heritage, while sharing a common culture of excellence.
Group production sites
- COGNAC (FRANCE) – Rémy Martin, LOUIS XIII, Belle de Brillet
- ANGERS (FRANCE) – Cointreau, St-Rémy
- DAMERY (FRANCE) – Telmont
- TRIÈVES (FRANCE) – Hautes Glaces
- ISLE OF ISLAY (SCOTLAND) – Bruichladdich, The Botanist
- SAMOS ISLAND (GREECE) – METAXA
- SEATTLE (UNITED STATES) – Westland
- SAINTE LUCY (BARBADOS) – Mount Gay
Sales by division
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COGNAC61%
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LIQUEURS ET SPIRITS37%
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PARTNER BRANDS2%
Cognac
Rémy MARTIN, LOUIS XIII
Cognac division sales declined -0.5% on an organic basis in full-year 2025-2026, reflecting a +7.8% rise in volumes and an -8.3% decline due to price mix.
Performance was driven primarily by strong growth in sales in the Americas, supported by a favorable basis of comparison and sequential improvement in depletions compared to last year. Early results of the push to revitalize Rémy Martin VSOP contributed, together with a stronger performance in the high-end segment. At the same time, sales in the APAC region showed a moderate decline, with business in China affected by a complex market environment and disruption in Travel Retail in the first half. Yet Rémy Martin proved resilient and continued to gain market share. Elsewhere in Asia, strong sales growth was driven by Rémy Martin VSOP and XO. In the EMEA region, performance was once again affected by sluggish consumption and intense competition.
573.6M€
SALES REVENUE
Liqueurs and spirits
Cointreau, METAXA, Mount Gay, St‑RÉmy, Telmont, Belle de Brillet, Bruichladdich, Hautes Glaces, Westland
In the Liqueurs and Spirits division, full-year sales rose +2.8% on an organic basis in 2025-2026, including a +2.6% rise in volumes and a +0.2% price-mix impact. This reflected strong showings by Cointreau, The Botanist and Bruichladdich.
The Americas were the division’s main driver, supported by a favorable basis of comparison and solid trends in depletions. The APAC region generated solid growth, due primarily to Bruichladdich whisky whose sales in China resumed, and to excellent momentum in Japan and the rest of Asia. In the EMEA region, performance was uneven, as consumers adopted a wait-and-see attitude.
346.1M€
SALES REVENUE
PARTNER BRANDS
Non-proprietary brands distributed by the Group
Sales of partner brands were down -22.4% on an organic basis in 2025-2026.
15.6M€
SALES REVENUE