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Description
Chateau Tanunda Brandy
Barossa Valley, Australia | 37.1% ABV | 700mlFrom one of Australia's oldest wine estates, the Château Tanunda Brandy reflects a historic return to traditional craft - a spirit rooted in Barossa Valley fruit, distilled and aged with care in the château's century-old cellars. At 37.1% ABV, it offers a gentle structure with depth and aromatic clarity.
This small-batch brandy is double-distilled from estate-grown white grapes, then aged in French oak to develop texture, spice, and subtle sweetness. The house's winemaking heritage lends finesse to the distillation - balancing fruit purity with wood-driven complexity.
The nose shows poached pear, vanilla, nutmeg, and soft oak. The palate is rounded and elegant: apricot, honeycomb, clove, and a whisper of rancio, finishing clean with lingering warmth.
Serve neat, gently warmed, or use to elevate brandy-forward cocktails. A distinctly Australian expression - refined, regional, and quietly classic.
Tasting Profile
- Light
- Full
- Low Tannin
- Tannic
- Sweet
- Dry
- Low Acidity
- High Acidity
Description
Chateau Tanunda Brandy
Barossa Valley, Australia | 37.1% ABV | 700ml
From one of Australia's oldest wine estates, the Château Tanunda Brandy reflects a historic return to traditional craft - a spirit rooted in Barossa Valley fruit, distilled and aged with care in the château's century-old cellars. At 37.1% ABV, it offers a gentle structure with depth and aromatic clarity.
This small-batch brandy is double-distilled from estate-grown white grapes, then aged in French oak to develop texture, spice, and subtle sweetness. The house's winemaking heritage lends finesse to the distillation - balancing fruit purity with wood-driven complexity.
The nose shows poached pear, vanilla, nutmeg, and soft oak. The palate is rounded and elegant: apricot, honeycomb, clove, and a whisper of rancio, finishing clean with lingering warmth.
Serve neat, gently warmed, or use to elevate brandy-forward cocktails. A distinctly Australian expression - refined, regional, and quietly classic.
Tasting Profile
- Light
- Full
- Low Tannin
- Tannic
- Sweet
- Dry
- Low Acidity
- High Acidity