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Laird Rare Apple Brandy 12 year 750ml
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About this bottle
Laird Rare Apple Brandy is a apple brandy that has been aged for 12 years in oak barrels. It is made from a blend of apples grown in the United States and has a rich, complex flavor profile with notes of caramel, vanilla, and spice. This brandy suits sipping on its own or using in cocktails for a unique twist on classic recipes. The 750ml bottle size suits sharing with friends or savoring on special occasions.
How to drink Laird's Rare Apple Brandy 12 Year
Neat, in a tulip glass, is where a 12-year apple brandy earns its keep — the extended oak time gives it enough backbone to stand up to Cognac in a side-by-side pour. It also makes an excellent base for a Jack Rose if you'd rather mix.
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Questions about this bottle
What's the best way to serve apple brandy?
Serve it neat in a tulip glass, the way you would Cognac — a 12-year aging gives it enough structure to hold its own against a fine brandy pour.
What cocktails work well with Laird's Rare Apple Brandy?
It makes an excellent base for a Jack Rose (apple brandy, lime, grenadine), though with 12 years of age it's built more for sipping neat than mixing.
Where is Laird's Rare Apple Brandy made?
It's produced by Laird & Company in the United States, distilled from apples and aged 12 years in oak barrels.
Is there history behind the Laird's name?
Laird & Company is one of the oldest licensed distillers in the United States, with apple brandy production tracing back to the 1700s in New Jersey — apple brandy (applejack) is one of the country's original native spirits.
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