Marques del Real Tesoro - Gladiador Finest Brandy de Jerez - b. 1950s, 1960s - n/a (75cl) - 3 bottles

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Marqués del Real Tesoro presents Gladiador Finest Brandy de Jerez, 3 bottles in the lot, each 75 cl, bottled in the 1950s–1960s.

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Gladiador - Finest Brandy (3 Bottles)

Marqués del Real Tesoro - (Puerto de Santa Maria)

Brandy de Jerez
Jerez-Xerez-Sherry
Bottled 1950s, Sello 80 Céntimos (Tax stamp)
Tapón corcho / Cork stopper

(Wooden box not included in the lot, photo added to show the bottles come out from its original box)

"In March 1760, His Excellency Don Joaquin Manuel de Villena Guadalfajara Rodriguez de Manzano y Nieto, Lieutenant General of the Royal Spanish Armada (Navy), was appointed Marques de Real Tesoro (Royal Treasure) by the King, Carlos III. This was a new title, and it was bestowed on him because he had defeated a group of pirate ships attacking his fleet, which was carrying royal treasure from South America. As the fleet ran short of munitions, he ordered that his own silver be melted down and used to make more. The resultant glorious victory was rewarded by a grateful king with the honour.

After his death the title languished, and it was in 1897 when King Alfonso XIII bestowed it on the original Marques’ grandson, Juan Jacome y Pareja, Vice Admiral and Minister for the Navy, who went on to use the title as a brand name for his Sherries, establishing a bodega in 1904. The first soleras were acquired from the Marques de Villacreces, wines nearly two centuries old which were rightly famous. Soon the firm was supplying wines to the Royal Household. The bodegas, in the calle Pajarete in Jerez contained 5,000 butts, and another in Sanlucar 2,000."

Seller's Story

Please Notice: Combined shipping only applies to Spain and other EU destinations (mainland) max. 12 bottles per combined shipment. For other destinations or larger amount an additional payment might be requiered in order to cover total shipping cost. Shipments to the USA and other Non-EU countries may be limited depending on the state or country of destination. Transport will be made in special wine boxes. All bottles have been adquired from well preserved collections and stored at private wine cellar in perfect conditions of temperature, light and humidity.

Gladiador - Finest Brandy (3 Bottles)

Marqués del Real Tesoro - (Puerto de Santa Maria)

Brandy de Jerez
Jerez-Xerez-Sherry
Bottled 1950s, Sello 80 Céntimos (Tax stamp)
Tapón corcho / Cork stopper

(Wooden box not included in the lot, photo added to show the bottles come out from its original box)

"In March 1760, His Excellency Don Joaquin Manuel de Villena Guadalfajara Rodriguez de Manzano y Nieto, Lieutenant General of the Royal Spanish Armada (Navy), was appointed Marques de Real Tesoro (Royal Treasure) by the King, Carlos III. This was a new title, and it was bestowed on him because he had defeated a group of pirate ships attacking his fleet, which was carrying royal treasure from South America. As the fleet ran short of munitions, he ordered that his own silver be melted down and used to make more. The resultant glorious victory was rewarded by a grateful king with the honour.

After his death the title languished, and it was in 1897 when King Alfonso XIII bestowed it on the original Marques’ grandson, Juan Jacome y Pareja, Vice Admiral and Minister for the Navy, who went on to use the title as a brand name for his Sherries, establishing a bodega in 1904. The first soleras were acquired from the Marques de Villacreces, wines nearly two centuries old which were rightly famous. Soon the firm was supplying wines to the Royal Household. The bodegas, in the calle Pajarete in Jerez contained 5,000 butts, and another in Sanlucar 2,000."

Seller's Story

Please Notice: Combined shipping only applies to Spain and other EU destinations (mainland) max. 12 bottles per combined shipment. For other destinations or larger amount an additional payment might be requiered in order to cover total shipping cost. Shipments to the USA and other Non-EU countries may be limited depending on the state or country of destination. Transport will be made in special wine boxes. All bottles have been adquired from well preserved collections and stored at private wine cellar in perfect conditions of temperature, light and humidity.

Details

Distillery/Brand
Marques del Real Tesoro
Name/ edition
Gladiador Finest Brandy de Jerez
No. of bottles in lot, other than 1
3
Volume on label
n/a (75cl)
Alcohol %
Alcohol % unknown
Bottling period
1950s, 1960s
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Objects sold
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