The Men Behind The Most Famous Names in Alcohol
[tps_title]Remy Martin[/tps_title]
Although a wine maker, Remy Martin saw that there was more money to make with cognac. This was in 1724. After seven years, Louis XV gave Martin the go signal to plant vines for cognac even if there was still a ban in planting vines. Oh the things that happen to you when you’re friends with people in high places.
Remy Martin perfected his version of cognac and passed down the recipe to his descendants. Production for this alcohol nowadays still makes use of the same recipe and the same standards that Remy Martin used years ago. Well, at least, that is what they’re claiming.
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Rob Roy was not a fictional character. The title they’re looking for is “historical figure.”