1980s Jose Cuervo La Rojeña Blanco vintage spirits

1980s Jose Cuervo La Rojeña Blanco vintage spiritsColour: White. Nose: Soft and a tad rose y at first, with also whiffs of geranium flowers, perhaps a touch of quality cologne, and then a mellow earthiness that goes well with it. rather nice Mouth: Good presence, with a wee saltiness right from the start, notes of roots , agave, and much less softness then on the nose. A pretty fair palate that goes a bit towards good artisanal mezcal. Finish: Medium, with some cinchona, lime, ginger beer, and that

1960’s Buchanan’s Black and white

Mouth (neat): same feeling as at first nosing

Perhaps a little tarragon

His board thought he was mad

while contact with aged wood gives cognac complex sensory sensations: in terms of color

all packaged in their easily recognisable squat

approachable profile that has made it a global favorite

and a caramel tone

a little milk chocolate

over ice and in cocktails including the classic Sidecar and Brandy Alexander

and the Celts who taught the Gascons how to use oak barrels to coax the brandy into its greatest expression

orange marmalade