1970’s Bocchino Vecchio VSOP Brandy Italian whiskey

1970’s Bocchino Vecchio VSOP Brandy Italian whiskeyFirst of all, it should be noted that the name cognac is of Dutch origin and derives from 'brandewijn', which means 'mulled wine'. Therefore, it is a liqueur that is born from the juice, pulp or peel of a fruit. It was born in the 7th 8th centuries AD, by Arab alchemists, who used it as a medicine. Its dissemination in Europe was possible thanks to Spain and Ireland. It is characterized by an alcohol content of 40 degrees. It is characterized by aging

concentrated

with some raw cereal notes again and a somewhat sweet finish

malty sweet

Nose: I’d swear Balvenie is recognisable

earl grey tea

smoke and overripe fruits

Let’s be honest

The Italian brandy is generally a bit stronger

Mouth (neat): Black pepper

still salty and ashy

notes of chocolate cake

It's big whisky