Is Torres 10 a good brandy?

A strong brandy that is superior to most mass market American brandies, with one noticeable exception. The taste is passable, but there is an off-putting aroma resembling celery; not the flavor I would expect nor want in anything but a bloody mary.

Where is Torres 10 from?

Spain
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How do you drink Torres 10 brandy?

Add 6 ice cubes and 60ml of Torres 10. Pour in your favourite Cola. Stir gently, just once. Decorate the edge of the glass with lemon peel so the essential oils in the skin fall inside the glass.

Does brandy go well with Coke?

The overt fruity notes of the spirit bring a playful sweetness to the Highball that you won’t get with rum or whiskey, while the caramel and vanilla of the barrel-aged booze create that perfect pairing for cola you know and love.

Can I drink brandy straight?

If you prefer your spirits straight or are opening bottle that’s aged for a longer period, you’ll enjoy sipping brandy neat from a snifter. In general, brandy is best when served at room temperature. If you prefer cocktails to drinking spirits neat, brandy is a key ingredient in several delicious mixed drinks.

Is brandy good for hair?

It is said that massaging brandy on your scalp helps to dilate the blood vessels, which in turn allows more nutrients to be sent over to the scalp area, facilitating hair growth. The molecules in brandy are unable to penetrate though the scalp, thus giving no results to hair loss problems.

Is there a Torres 10 brandy in the US?

We can’t actually ship Torres 10 Gran Reserva Imperial Brandy to you in United States at the moment. We’re working on a solution. Torres 10 is a solera aged Spanish brandy, made by a company that certainly knows a thing or two about producing excellent grape-based beverages, as Torres have a history with top-quality brandies and wine.

What’s the taste of Torres 10 Gran Reserva?

The taste is just alright. Plenty of warm spiciness, some raisins, slightly darkish coffee, vintage fruitiness. Excites the tongue but nothing too special and complex. Fine enough to drink neat and probably won’t ruin your hard coffee mix either. Semi-long, spicy finish.

How did Fernando Torres get the number 10?

This was aged using a solera and features a rich, intense bouquet. As an aside, 10 is also very close to Fernando Torres’ shirt number, which is 9. A happy coincidence, we’re sure.