Sophie Chen
Jun 25, 2013

Rémy Cointreau hands PR business to Grayling Singapore

SINGAPORE - Rémy Cointreau International has selected Grayling Singapore to handle its public relations in Singapore.

Rémy Cointreau hands PR business to Grayling Singapore

The agency won the business in May, following a pitch process in March.

Under the one-year contract, Grayling will support several brands from Rémy Cointreau’s portfolio, including cognac brands Remy Martin and Louis XIII, Mount Gay Rum, Piper Heidsieck and Charles Heidsieck champagnes, as well as the recently acquired Scotch whisky brand Bruichladdich.

“The biggest challenge of working on the account is Remy Cointreau, which has an immense portfolio of high quality brands, while each of them has its own distinct identity, heritage and unique qualities,” Stephanie Batot, executive director of Grayling Singapore, told Campaign Asia-Pacific. “From Barbados' Mount Gay Rum to the finest Heidseick champagne, each brand is its own entity.”

In the following months, Rémy Cointreau will host a series of premium events aimed at enhancing the awareness of the group’s portfolio of brands in the country, including the upcoming launch of the newly acquired Bruichladdich whisky and a 'Heart of Cognac' event, according to the agency.

Source:
Campaign Asia

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