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Bhakta 27 - 07 Brandy
Bhakta 27 - 07 Brandy
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- BrandBhakta Spirits
- CategoryBrandy
- CountryFrance
- DistilleryBhakta Spirits
- Style Brandy
- Alcohol45.0%
A prestigious blend of French Brandies, finished in Islay Whisky.
After Raj Bhakta sold WhistlePig, he wanted to bring something else to the market. So, he set on the quest to find it and find it he did: in a French chateau. There he found a cellar, full of ancient Armagnacs that were distilled between 1868 and 1970. And so, Bakhta Spirits was born — the brand with the largest collection of ancient Spirits was born.
Bhakta 27-07 Brandy is a blend of Calvados and Armagnac Brandies that were distilled 27-7 years ago. The average age of this blend of AOC French Brandies is 18 years. This prestigious and unique blend of vintages is then finished in Islay Whisky casks with the special Bhakta method. The bold profile is based on Calvados, making up for 90% of the blend, touched by Armagnac notes. This extraordinary complex blend is truly unique. Expect autumnal flavors of Calvados, fruity richness of Armagnac, and a touch of Islay smoke.
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zesty
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fruit
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rich
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smoky
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apple
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smooth
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creamy
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lingering
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fresh
Appearance / Color
Dark orange
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Autumnal aromas and cider notes.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Complex with cidery flavors and fruity richness with a hint of smokiness.
Finish
Slightly smoky.
About
A prestigious blend of French Brandies, finished in Islay Whisky.
After Raj Bhakta sold WhistlePig, he wanted to bring something else to the market. So, he set on the quest to find it and find it he did: in a French chateau. There he found a cellar, full of ancient Armagnacs that were distilled between 1868 and 1970. And so, Bakhta Spirits was born — the brand with the largest collection of ancient Spirits was born.
Bhakta 27-07 Brandy is a blend of Calvados and Armagnac Brandies that were distilled 27-7 years ago. The average age of this blend of AOC French Brandies is 18 years. This prestigious and unique blend of vintages is then finished in Islay Whisky casks with the special Bhakta method. The bold profile is based on Calvados, making up for 90% of the blend, touched by Armagnac notes. This extraordinary complex blend is truly unique. Expect autumnal flavors of Calvados, fruity richness of Armagnac, and a touch of Islay smoke.
- BrandBhakta Spirits
- CategoryBrandy
- CountryFrance
- DistilleryBhakta Spirits
- Style Brandy
- Alcohol45.0%
-
zesty
-
fruit
-
rich
-
smoky
-
apple
-
smooth
-
creamy
-
lingering
-
fresh
Appearance / Color
Dark orange
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Autumnal aromas and cider notes.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Complex with cidery flavors and fruity richness with a hint of smokiness.
Finish
Slightly smoky.
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