Torres 20 Hors d'Age Brandy, 70 cl - Award Winning Premium Brandy - Aged In American Oak Barrels - 40% ABV

If you like these sweeter Spanish brandies, try this. Possibly even better than the Carlos I.

A very good brandy

So nice and delicious worth every penny

The item was accurate and quick delivered

Taste awful, like spirit, no flavour at all, miles away from real Torres 20 taste. Taste like cheep brandy from shop and put in Torres bottle

I've been enjoying Torres 10 for 15 years. A delicious, rich brandy with a hint of PX.So I was really looking forward to trying the 20 - my wife poured it and the 10 so I could try them blind.And I was disappointed.How can the 20yo be paler than the 10yo?Thin in the mouth with a short finish.Having experienced the gulf in quality between, say, Courvoisier VS & VSOP, this was really surprising.Save your money and stick with the 10.I attach photographic evidence to make my case.

This is quite unlike most Spanish brandy, it is made with a different method and comes from Catalonia, not Andalusia. Most Spanish brandy is sweet, this is dry. I like French brandies, and what I had read of Torres 20 before I bought it led me to expect it to be closer to Cognac or Armagnac than a brandy de Jerez, which it is. Unfortunately the quality just doesn't warrant the price, Armagnac is much better for this money. Look for Clos Martin or Tariquet (or Delord if you want something sweeter).

Muy buen producto, llegó con su caja y sellado, se ve genial en mi colección de botellas.

Impresionante sabor para los que nos gusta el brandy, sabor a barrica , precio razonable

Ce produit est très fluide et tres 'sucre' et donc sa puissance n'arrache pas la'bouche et c'est ce que je recherche.

Este BRANDY TORRES 20 está excelente, tal y como está en la descripción del producto, gran sabor, fino y con notas deliciosas.

Als Fan edler Brände (Whisky, Rum, Bourbon, Obstbrand) habe ich mich zuletzt auch mal an Cognac und Brandy gewagt. Letzteres waren neben dem Torres 20 der Lustau Grand Reserva und der Cardenal Mendonza Gran Reserva. Und der Torres kommt da für meinen Geschmack am besten weg. Erinnert am ehesten an einen guten Cognac. Sehr weich und rund. Bei den anderen beiden war mir die Kaffee- bzw. Kakaonote etwas zu dominant, auch wenn sie nicht schlecht waren. Der Torres kam da etwas ausgeglichener daher.