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Brandy Pisco Chile No age statement 40% ABV
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From Chile's Huasco, Elqui, and Limarí valleys, Alto del Carmen Pisco Reservado originates from 100% muscat grapes. This "pisco reservado" spends a minimum of six months aging in American oak casks before being bottled at 40% alcohol by volume.
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This one is intriguing. I found it between the brandy and cognac. I'm not sure how to describe the smell. It has a strong alcohol scent, but there's something else there. I don't think I taste banana-maple, but there's something lightly sweet, although it's generally light/watery with a slight alcohol burn.
A grape and floral aroma, with grape sweetness, oak, and burnt sugar on the palate. Medium body and a lingering finish. It offers a bit more barrel influence than the unaged silver piscos from Peru. Different, good but different. Works well in mixed drinks.
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