Pedro Domecq - Carlos III Solera Reservada - b. 1970s, 1980s - 75cl - 3 bottles
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Pedro Domecq Carlos III Solera Reservada, a lot of 3 bottles, 75 cl each, 39% ABV, bottled in the 1980s in Spain, without original packaging.
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Carlos III Solera Reservada - Brandy de Jerez (3 Bottles)
Pedro Domecq - (Jerez De La Frontera)
Brandy de Jerez
Jerez-Xerez-Sherry
Precinto 4 Ptas (Tax stamp)
3/4 Litro (75cl) - 39 G.L.
"The Domecqs, a very old family, were country aristocrats in the southern Bearn region of France who were related to the Hauries (and the Loustaus). Their motto was "Domecq oblige". Because of their position in society they felt threatened by the persecution of the French Revolution, and Pedro Domecq Lambeye went to London where he worked with the British agents for Haurie for a while before arriving in Jerez in 1816. The British agents were Gordon Murphy & Co.established by Duff Gordon, but the name was changed to Ruskin Telford & Domecq in 1809, and wound up in 1869, on the death of Ruskin. A grandson of Juan Haurie, Domecq was a very able man, and went on to acquire the bodega in 1818, renaming it Pedro Domecq in 1822. He brought a new type of still from France which he used to produce what he claimed was the first Jerez (and indeed Spanish) brandy and later launched the brand Fundador with great success in 1874."
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.
Carlos III Solera Reservada - Brandy de Jerez (3 Bottles)
Pedro Domecq - (Jerez De La Frontera)
Brandy de Jerez
Jerez-Xerez-Sherry
Precinto 4 Ptas (Tax stamp)
3/4 Litro (75cl) - 39 G.L.
"The Domecqs, a very old family, were country aristocrats in the southern Bearn region of France who were related to the Hauries (and the Loustaus). Their motto was "Domecq oblige". Because of their position in society they felt threatened by the persecution of the French Revolution, and Pedro Domecq Lambeye went to London where he worked with the British agents for Haurie for a while before arriving in Jerez in 1816. The British agents were Gordon Murphy & Co.established by Duff Gordon, but the name was changed to Ruskin Telford & Domecq in 1809, and wound up in 1869, on the death of Ruskin. A grandson of Juan Haurie, Domecq was a very able man, and went on to acquire the bodega in 1818, renaming it Pedro Domecq in 1822. He brought a new type of still from France which he used to produce what he claimed was the first Jerez (and indeed Spanish) brandy and later launched the brand Fundador with great success in 1874."
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
Mixed lot
No
Distillery/brand
Pedro Domecq
Name/edition
Carlos III Solera Reservada
Country of production
Spain
No. of bottles in lot, other than 1
3
Volume on label
75cl
Alcohol %
39%
Bottling period
1970s, 1980s
Original packaging
No
