Our collaborations
Christophe Galfard – FEET IN THE GROUND, AIMING AT THE STARS
Driven by its mythological emblem, the Centaur with its “feet in the ground, aiming at the stars”, the House of Rémy Martin invites Christophe Galfard, world acclaimed physicist and writer, to share his own interpretation of the Rémy Martin universe.


What are the rules of nature that we should all know and respect to preserve biodiversity and harmony on the planet?
What is our place in the Cosmos and where do the exceptional soils of Grande Champagne and Petite Champagne, in the Cognac region, come from? What does the Centaur teach us? What is our link with the rest of the universe? How do stars, as they fill our imagination with beauties and dreams, turn us into explorers and pathfinders of the future?
A collaboration between the House of Rémy Martin and Christophe Galfard to help us think and better understand the extraordinary complexity and elegance of a Nature of which we are just one small part.
Episode 1 – The terroir
“From stardust to the richest soils on our planet …”
“About preserving our planet? There are things we do understand. It is important that some scientists share that knowledge. Yes, I have a role to play in all this.”
Episode 2 – the centaur
“feet in the ground, aiming at the stars …”
Episode 3 – the night
“the nights make the earth breath …”
In 2021, the House of Rémy Martin became a proud member of the International Dark-Sky Association (IDA), which works to protect and celebrate the night sky as a shared heritage benefitting all living things. IDA engages advocates around the globe in its mission to defend dark skies from light pollution, reducing the indiscriminate use of artificial light that disrupts wildlife, impacts human health, contributes to climate change, and limits access to the profound experience of viewing a star-filled night sky. Working both to preserve darkness and to encourage the use of community, wildlife, and dark-sky friendly lighting, IDA is a global leader in lighting industry guidance, and is the authority for designated International Dark Sky Places.
Learn more about how to join IDA’s quest to protect the night at https://www.darksky.org/
