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John Emerald Muscadine Lees Brandy 750

Opelika, Alabama
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About this bottle

John Emerald Muscadine Lees Brandy is a brandy made by John Emerald Distilling Company in Opelika, Alabama. It is crafted using muscadine grapes, a variety native to the southeastern United States, and aged on the lees (sediment) for added complexity and flavor. This brandy is smooth and rich, with notes of ripe fruit and a hint of oak. It is typically enjoyed neat or on the rocks as a sipping spirit. The 750ml bottle size suits sharing or gifting to fellow brandy enthusiasts.

How to drink John Emerald Muscadine Lees Brandy

Pour it neat in a small snifter to let the ripe muscadine fruit open up, or add a single large ice cube if you want it slightly softened. It's a sipping brandy, not a mixer.

Specs

BrandyOpelika, Alabama

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How should I serve this brandy?

Pour it neat in a small snifter to let the ripe muscadine fruit open up, or add a single large ice cube if you'd like it slightly softened.

What grape is it made from?

It's made from muscadine grapes, a variety native to the southeastern United States, and aged on the lees for added depth.

Where is it produced?

It's distilled by John Emerald Distilling Company in Opelika, Alabama.

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