Rémy Cointreau history

1991 Adoption by the group of the corporate name of Rémy Cointreau

1998 : Dominique Hériard Dubreuil became Chairman of Rémy Cointreau.

In 1999 Hériard Dubreuil sold Krug Champagne for about $176 million, Bordeaux negociant Grands Vins de Gironde for $156 million, and the company's 40 percent stake in the barrel maker Seguin Moreau.

2001 Vin & Sprit joins the Maxxium network as a fourth partner

In March 2004 the Hériard Dubreuil family owned the company Androméde, which possessed 88.7 percent of Orpar SA, a company that owned 44.29 percent of Rémy Cointreau's capital.

Although Rémy Cointreau was becoming more efficient, an industry analyst by the name of Canadean noted in a November 8, 2005, publication of the beverage industry news source Just-Drinks that by reducing its size, Rémy Cointreau had opened itself up to be acquired by a larger group.

In April 2006 the company reported that its consolidated sales jumped 6.4 percent for the fiscal year in 2006 over the previous fiscal year.

2009 March 30: Rémy Cointreau exits the Maxxium joint venture

2011 July 8: Rémy Cointreau sells its Champagne branch to EPI

2012 September 3: Acquisition of the Bruichladdich Distillery, a producer of single malt Scotch whiskies on the isle of Islay, Scotland

2017 January 5: Acquisition of French single malt whisky Domaine des Hautes Glaces