This is a German grape-based brandy. It is aged for 24-46 months in 300L limousin oak casks. The brand was established in 1892 and after Cognac became a designated region, the term “Weinbrand” was coined to indicate brandies from Germany. In some markets, it is sold at 38% abv.
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Nose: definitely can tell it is grape based. Smell of wine must. Taste is very light sweetness. Grape and honey. Pleasant and light. Slight earthyness. A very grandma friendly brandy. Nothing off putting or offensive.
A firm brandy with bourbonic elements. A drop or two of distilled water is highly recommended for those who want the vanilla without the bite.
Tastes like a half decent bourbon. It's got bite to it, a hint of dark sweetness like plums or grape skin, and a bit of spice. $33 in Ontario.
Not as sweet as I thought it would be. Very similar to a whiskey, but taste the grapes
Mild og behagelig. Sødme og lidt træ smag. Mangler at smagen kommer mere igennem.
Nose: grapepeel, vanilla, oak, Taste: raisin, orange peel, leather and licorice
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