Rémy Cointreau Group on Friday reported a 3% revenue growth for the first nine months of its 2017/18 financial year ending in December. Sales rose to €862.1 million from €836.7 million, helped by robust growth of its Rémy Martin cognac brand which posted a 7.9% growth to €576.6m, contributing 67% of the overall group’s sales.

The group benefitted from continued growth of the Rémy Martin cognac brands in the Asia Pacific region, despite a high basis of comparison in the third quarter and the late timing of 2018 Chinese New Year (sales delayed to the fourth quarter). The Chinese New Year starts on February 16 this year, delaying its positive impact on sales to Remy Cointreau’s fourth quarter.

Rémy Cointreau said on Tuesday that first-half sales of its 2017/18 financial year through 30 September grew 6% to €544.4m ($639m), buoyed by its Rémy Martin cognac brand which reported 13.8% sales growth to €367m.

Rémy Cointreau reported sales of €240.2 million ($276m) in the first quarter of 2017/2018 financial year, an improvement of 9.9% from the previous year.

The maker of Rémy Martin cognac and Cointreau liqueurs credits its good performance to strong growth in the Asia Pacific region, with strong gains in Greater China, Singapore and improvement in Japan.

The group said that its cognac brands which contributes 65% of group sales rose 18.7% in the three months to June 30, up from 6.2% in the fourth quarter.

Remy Cointreau, the French spirits group said on Thursday that full-year profit for the 2016/2017 financial year, which ended on March 31, grew 22.3% to €135m, helped by strong cognac sales in Greater China.

The maker of Cointreau liqueur and Mount Gay rum said that growth was driven by the Americas and Asia-Pacific regions, particularly Greater China, which experienced “a marked increase in private consumption during the second-half of the year.”

French Spirits group Remy Cointreau on Wednesday reported its full-year results for the 2016/2017 financial year, which ended on March 31. Total revenue grew 4.2% to €1.09bn ($1.2bn).

The company which publishes its profit figures on June 8 credits its year-end robust growth to group brands, led by the House of Remy Martin, the company’s revenue driver, accounting for over half of its revenue and recording a 9.2% sales growth to €707.5m.  The liqueurs and spirits segment rose 0.9% to €276.3m in the period.

French spirits group Remy Cointreau posted a 15% rise in profit in the first-half of the year (Apr – Sept) to €76m ($80.3m), from €68.6m last year. The lift was driven by “robust” demand for its highest end products.

Remy Martin, the group’s flagship brand delivered a 5.1% sales growth in organic terms on “outstanding performances” in the Americas and renewed growth in Greater China.

French spirits maker, Remy Cointreau, said on Thursday that net profits for the full-year ending March 2016 rose 10.6% to €102.4m ($125.9m), from €92.6m the previous year. The rise was led by strong demand for premium cognac and other dark spirits in the U.S. and Asia Pacific region. Remy Cointreau has been accelerating its drive to sell high-end spirits priced above $50 per bottle.