Definition of «brandy»

Brandy is a type of distilled spirit made from fermented fruit juice, usually grapes or apples. It has an alcohol content of between 35% and 60%, depending on its age and strength. Brandy can be consumed as a digestif or used in cooking and cocktails.

Usage examples

  1. I bought a bottle of brandy to celebrate our anniversary.
  2. She poured a glass of brandy and sipped it slowly.
  3. I like to enjoy a warm cup of brandy by the fireplace on cold winter nights.
  4. The chef used brandy to flambé the steak and create a rich, smoky flavor.
  5. After dinner, we indulged in a delicious dessert topped with brandy-infused whipped cream.
  6. He showed off his extensive collection of brandy bottles from different regions around the world.
  7. The cocktail menu featured creative concoctions such as brandy sour and brandy old-fashioned.
  8. The brandy-soaked fruitcake was a hit at the holiday party.
  9. She added a splash of brandy to the sauce to give it a distinctive taste.

Sentences with «brandy»

  • And so it was that the juice glass had been filled with brandy for an unprecedented second time, and Father Newberry had fallen fast asleep in the recliner facing the television. (bookbrowse.com)
  • «This is not an empty honorific, but reflects the skills and leadership of someone who is amongst the finest distillers of brandy in the world, and we can't discount his excellent palate, his leadership of a full production team through example and education. (fb101.com)
  • Remove skillet from heat and carefully add brandy away from heat source. (epicurious.com)
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