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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
This is a rare bottle of Crema de Lima liqueur, produced by Pedro Domecq in Spain in either the 1950s or 1960s. Presumably it's some kind of lime-flavoured cream liqueur, an assumption based on our… 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
An old 1980s bottling of Spanish grape brandy from Jerez, Osborne's Carlos III Solera Reservada which, as you may gather from the name, has been aged in a solera system. This bottle was part of a… More info
An old bottle of Fundador Spanish brandy from the Pedro Domecq winery in Spain, produced in the 1970s. Fundador is a very fun word, although it literally translates to 'founder'. 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 old and rare bottle of Cream Sherry from Pedro Domecq dating from 1963! Please note that the label does not state the volume or ABV of this product and that it is being sold as a collectable… More info
This is a 1970s bottling of Pedro Domecq Double Century, a golden Oloroso Sherry. Should be very interesting for the Sherry enthusiasts out there... Please note that the label does not state the… More info
A collectible 1960s bottling of Pedro Domecq's Carlos I Solera Spanish brandy, presented in a charming yellow box (also from the 1960s). This bottle was part of a private collection - if you'd… More info
Domecq 1820 is a great value Spanish brandy, matured in American oak casks in a Solera System for two years, imparting notes of rich, toasty oak, vanilla fudge and plump raisins. The name comes from… More info
A half bottle of Domecq Anis Dulce, an anise flavoured liqueur, produced during the 1960s. "Dulce" is Spanish for "sweet", so it's safe to say that in its heyday it featured some sweet, sugary notes… More info
A bottle of Pedro Domecq's Ideal Pale Moderately Dry Sherry, produced in the 1950s for the American market. Unfortunately the label had suffered some damage over the years, but the bottle is… More info
Marvel at the age of this bottle of bottle of Fundador Brandy from the 1950s. Marvel at it! Then continue to marvel as I tell you that inside this bottle sits brandy that was 25 years at the time off… More info