Luis Felipe Gran Reserva 60 Years (1 x 70 cl with Gift Wrapping)

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The legend of LUIS FELIPE begins in 1893, with the discovery in a winery in La Palma del Condado, of some oak barrels that contained an aged brandy different from anything known until then. The barrels were marked with the mention: Luis Felipe, since they had been reserved for the Duke of Montpensier, son of the King of France Luis Felipe I, who had resided in the Palace of San Telmo, until 1890. Luis Felipe, has been aged for more than a century, through the traditional process of "soleras" and "criaderas" in American oak casks, arranged in "cachones", one on top of the other. This Royal Charter has an average age of 30 years and is presented in numbered and screen printed bottles. Coming from the Cardinal Mendoza’s brandy reserve, in 1981, he created the winery Sánchez Romate. Each sip retains all the character and sweetness of the Pedro Ximénez grape with perfectly integrated alcohol. D. O. Brandy de Jerez. It costs € 65.

LUIS FELIPE was born in southern Spain, in Andalusia, surrounded by natural landscapes of unmatched beauty, between the marshes of the Guadalquivir, the beaches of the Costa de la Luz and the Sierra de Huelva. On the contrary, Spanish brandy is the older liquor. It is served alone in a fine crystal ball glass, sometimes with ice, creating a pleasant after-dinner chat with current conversation topics. However, consumption of brandy in other, less conventional ways is now becoming more popular, such as mixing it with sparkling drinks, with juices or creating other beverages such as creams with about 15-18% alcohol. It is also used in traditional cuisine, mainly flambéed with meat for making sauces. Carlos I Imperial, Solera Gran Reserva, is a brandy from Jerez produced with holandas coming from wines previously subjected to quality control in the distillation process. After this, it is aged for more than 15 years in American oak barrels which contained sherry for years. The system of criaderas and soleras used for ageing gives rise to an amber-coloured intense fine brandy with many nuances. It costs about 50 €. If you are travelling through the province of Cádiz, make sure you take one as a souvenir for use on any special occasion. Andalucia is a fertile land that produces magnificent crops and products. From this incomparable location come Andalucian brandies, many of which are safeguarded by designations of origin that ensure the quality of their materials and craftsmanship. In southern Spain, there are two in particular, the Designations of Origin “Jerez-Xérès-Sherry” y “Manzanilla – Sanlúcar de Barrameda”. The oldest brandy is in the barrels closest to the floor, called “soleras”. A small quantity of this brandy is removed to be bottled, without emptying the barrels completely.Those almost forgotten barrels were marked with the mention LUIS FELIPE for having been reserved for Don Antonio de Orleans, Duke of Montpensier and son of the King of France Luis Felipe I, who lived in the Seville palace of San Telmo until 1890. Buyers delivering this bottle to a Non-UK will pay [%% bidValueAndCommissionExVat|multi_currency %%] (Hammer price + 10% buyer commission).

La Palma del Condado, headquarters of BODEGAS RUBIO, is located in the heart of the wine growing area of ​​Condado de Huelva, a region with an ancient tradition in the production and trade of wine and spirits. new Date(lot.ends_at).getMonth() + 1) > 9 ? '' : '0') + (new Date(lot.ends_at).getMonth() + 1) + '/' +Those largely forgotten casks were stamped with the name LUIS FELIPE, as they were reserved for the Duke of Montpensier, son of the King of France LUIS FELIPE I, who had his residence in the San Telmo Palace in Seville until 1890. The oldest distillate is located in the boots that are closest to the ground, which is why they are called “soleras”, from which the quantities are extracted for bottling, without actually emptying them completely. The content is replenished with younger distillate, from the higher-level boots, called “criaderas,” in which they have remained for years. Luis Felipe was born in Andalusia, surrounded by natural landscapes, the Guadalquivir marshes, the beaches of the Costa de la Luz and the Sierra de Huelva. Bodegas Rubio, is based in La Palma del Condado, a region that has an exceptional tradition in the production and trade of wine and spirits. La Palma del Condado, has a rich cultural and architectural heritage, highlighting the stately houses, Mudejar hermitages, Baroque churches and squares with beautiful and characteristic palm trees. Apart from its quality, this brandy from Bodegas Osborne has a peculiarity closely linked to art: this white porcelain bottle was designed in 1964 by international artist, Salvador Dalí (hence its name). This brandy is aged for more than ten years in El Puerto de Santa María, and is soft, smooth and velvety in the mouth, with a complex and intense finish. Its dark mahogany colour is characteristic. D. O. Brandy de Jerez. It costs € 60. Another curiosity of these wineries is that bulls, which, at the time, advertised the brand, are currently the symbol of Spain on all roads.