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Asbach Spezialbrand 15 Year Old
Asbach Spezialbrand 15 Year Old
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- BrandAsbach
- CategoryBrandy
- CountryGermany
- DistilleryAsbach
- Age15 Year Old
- Style Brandy
- Maturation Limousin oak barrels
- Alcohol40.0%
Hugo Asbach, a merchant and distiller, was only 24 years old when he started his business in the late 19th century. Soon he merged with different wine producers and laid the foundations for the Asbach brand that is known today.
And some more history: after the World War I, the Treaty of Versailles protected the word Cognac to be used only for products that are made in the region of Cognac, France, and it is then when Hugo coined the term Weinbrand for German Brandy.
The Asbach Spezialbrand 15YO is made out of carefully selected distillates and is stored for at least 15 years in Limousine oak barrels. The aroma and balance of the drop itself is driven to perfection, respecting the tradition of blending and the characteristics of each old distillate.
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apple
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fruit cake
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jasmine
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citrus
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sweet
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smoky
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dark cherry
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spicy
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christmas cake
Dark gold with a hint of red
Smell / Nose / Aroma
Striking aroma of jasmine, backed by citrus and aroma notes, with hints of green apples and flowers are also present
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Fresh, elegant, soft and round, bitter-sweet symphony
Finish
As long as you want it to be, with ever present noble maturity
About
Hugo Asbach, a merchant and distiller, was only 24 years old when he started his business in the late 19th century. Soon he merged with different wine producers and laid the foundations for the Asbach brand that is known today.
And some more history: after the World War I, the Treaty of Versailles protected the word Cognac to be used only for products that are made in the region of Cognac, France, and it is then when Hugo coined the term Weinbrand for German Brandy.
The Asbach Spezialbrand 15YO is made out of carefully selected distillates and is stored for at least 15 years in Limousine oak barrels. The aroma and balance of the drop itself is driven to perfection, respecting the tradition of blending and the characteristics of each old distillate.
- BrandAsbach
- CategoryBrandy
- CountryGermany
- DistilleryAsbach
- Age15 Year Old
- Style Brandy
- Maturation Limousin oak barrels
- Alcohol40.0%
-
apple
-
fruit cake
-
jasmine
-
citrus
-
sweet
-
smoky
-
dark cherry
-
spicy
-
christmas cake
Dark gold with a hint of red
Smell / Nose / Aroma
Striking aroma of jasmine, backed by citrus and aroma notes, with hints of green apples and flowers are also present
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Fresh, elegant, soft and round, bitter-sweet symphony
Finish
As long as you want it to be, with ever present noble maturity
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