Laird's 12 Year Rare Apple Brandy Bottle:1 Cocoa powder and spice come

Cocoa powder and spice come through on the palate accompanied by broad tannins and a rich

It has enough body and intensity to go with food as well

with nuances of peanut brittle and cocoa-dusted apricot

Pair with prime ribs

refreshing and wellbalanced finish

Laird's 12 Year Rare Apple Brandy Bottle:1 Cocoa powder and spice comeAppearance: If this was maple syrup, it would be a medium amber grade. A trace more yellow than a cognac of similar age: a somewhat burnished bronze color. Light coating on the glass when you swirl it, a crenellated edge on swirling. First Impression: Peppery mint with dark fruit and some cocoa notes on nosing. Slight acetone esters smell. Round, full body, much more than most cognacs, buttery mouth feel, nice tingle on the tongue. Taste: Caramel,