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Spanish brandy is not to be sniffed at. Actually, yes it is - it's to be tasted too, because it's damn fine stuff.
Gran Duque D'Alba XO is a long-aged grape brandy from Spanish producer Williams & Humbert that was aged in a solera for over 12 years which use American oak ex-sherry butts. The brandy is then… More info
Spanish brandy produced all the way back in the 1960s by Sanchez Romate. A highly collectible piece, pleasingly presented alongside its original box. This bottle was part of a private collection -… More info
This 1960s bottling of Pedro Domecq Carlos I Solera Spanish brandy comes alongside its original presentation box, which is a stylish shade of pink. This bottle was part of a private collection -… More info
This Montplet brandy states on the bottle that it is a 'very old brandy'. Given that it was distilled before 1964, I think it's fair to say it's a very old brandy in more ways that one! This… More info
This distinctive Spanish brandy was produced back in the 1970s and is still in great condition. I just can't figure out why this was named The Bull Head Brandy. If only there was a clue... This… More info
This is a bottle of Bram 3 Year Old Brandy, which we think was produced in the 1970s in Spain. Unlikely to be related to the author of Dracula, Bram Stoker. This bottle was part of a private… More info
We think that this collectable 35cl bottle of Terry Brandy Centenario was produced all the way back in the 1960s! It comes complete with a distinct netting around the bottling. This bottle was… More info
This is an ancient bottle of... Ahem... Coñac Jerezano, produced by Luis G. Gordon y Doz between 1933 and 1944. Now, let's be clear. Since it was produced in Jerez, Spain, this is most certainly not… More info
We think that this collectible bottle of Brandy 501 (a rather famous Spanish brandy that you can still get your hands on today) was produced back in the 1950s! Back then, the bottles were presented… More info
This is an antique 2 litre bottle of Brandy 501 produced in the 1970s. A classic Spanish brandy, which you can still get your hands on today. This bottle was part of a private collection - if… More info
We reckon this bottle of La Huertana Brandy Reserva was produced all the way back in the 1980s. Destilerías La Huertana is still around today, producing a variety of spirits in Spain. This bottle… More info
A bottle of Caballero Decano Brandy, produced back in the 1990s. The label features a bottle of Caballero Decano Brandy, on which there's a label that features a much smaller bottle of Caballero… More info
A litre bottle of Soberano brandy, made by Spanish producers Gonzalez Byass back in the 1980s. The brandy within the bottle is a marvellous golden colour, not unlike the hue of a sunset on the shores… More info
For anybody who read this product's name too quickly - no, this is not a mango brandy. This is Magno brandy, which Osborne still produce. This particular edition is from the 1960s. This bottle was… More info
While Pedro Domecq was one of the oldest and noblest names among the sherry aristocrats, the family was also known for producing brandy. The Carlos I expression, which is aged using the solera system… More info
An XO brandy from Jerez, Spain. It's made using a solera system that's been going for a hundred years! In theory, a tiny amount of the brandy will be this old as the casks are never fully emptied,… More info
Not only does Fundador mean "founder" in Spanish, it's also a real funny word to type, and to read. This is a classic Brandy de Jerez from Pedro Domecq, aged in the Solera system in sherry-soaked… More info
This Pedro Domecq Carlos I Solera Especial Brandy is a rare piece of spirit history from the 1970s. This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd like more detailed photos just get in… More info
Solera-aged Spanish brandy from Fernando de Castilla, produced elusively using the Airén grape variety, matured in casks that previously held oloroso and amontillado sherry. Very interesting to… More info
Torres 15 Reserva Privada is a rather delicious Spanish brandy from the well-known producer, aged in a solera system. With bright citrus and vanilla elements standing out amongst the dried fruit… More info
A stunning brandy from top Spanish producers, Romate. This is a single barrel spirit, made by distilling Airen wine to a low strength in copper pot stills. The resultant spirit is aged in barrels… More info
From Osbourne, this edition of Carlos I was matured and finished in centuries-old, hand-selected Amontillado casks from the Solera de Amontillado La Honda, which was founded in 1857. More info
Supremely rich Brandy de Jerez from the Fernando de Castilla range. Each year, only 1,200 bottles of brandy are drawn from the Solera, as to ensure the quality of the spirit. Well worth a look if… More info
A Spanish brandy from Gonzalez Byass, matured in casks which previously held Oloroso Sherry. Sure to be incredibly flavoursome, with seductive grace from the brandy and rich sweetness from the… More info
Spanish brandy from Fernando de Castilla, which has been allowed to mature in a combination of oloroso and amontillado sherry casks. Good value-for-money stuff right here. More info