1970’s D.O.M Benedictine 1 Litre brandy

1970’s D.O.M Benedictine 1 Litre brandyMade to a recipe created as an elixir for working monks, this is a 1970s bottle of the classic French liqueur Bndictine D. O. M. the letters stand for "Deo Optimo Maximo" (To God, Most Good, Most Great).

curry sauce

With water: Some sweetness (cranberry juice) hay

almost thick

it's consistently in the top few for worldwide market share

The cognac used in the blend is made from Ugni Blanc grapes grown in the Cognac region of France

the most approachable beginner’s single malt on the market which can be enjoyed pouring straight from the bottle with no messing about with adding water or waiting for the alcohol heat to calm down

It also offers delightful aromas of fresh flowers and hints of orange peel

with cinnamon and cloves

the others are Armagnac and Lourinhã

A little smoke in the aftertaste

Its smooth and creamy taste

This vintage is celebrated for its complexity