Paul Masson Grande Amber Peach Brandy 750mL
Paul Masson

Paul Masson Grande Amber Peach Brandy 750mL

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Paul Masson Grande Amber Peach Brandy

Flavored Brandy | 27% ABV (54 Proof) | 750 mL

Process & Profile

Paul Masson Grande Amber Peach Brandy combines Paul Masson’s signature oak-aged amber brandy with natural peach flavor. Distilled and aged using the same methods as the classic Grande Amber—then infused with juicy peach essence—it balances smooth, brandy depth with ripe, fruity sweetness.

Tasting Notes

  • Nose: Warm peach aroma layered with vanilla, toasted oak, and gentle spice

  • Palate: Ripe peach flavor followed by caramel, ginger, dark chocolate, and oak spice

  • Body: Medium-bodied and creamy with soft brandy warmth

  • Finish: Smooth, fruity, and slightly spicy with lingering peach and oak

What Makes It Special

  • Blends aged amber brandy with natural peach essence for authentic flavor

  • Built on Paul Masson’s decades of oak-aging expertise

  • Affordable, approachable fruit-flavored brandy

  • Great for sipping on the rocks or adding depth to cocktails

  • Bottled at 27% ABV for balanced sweetness and spirit character

How to Enjoy

Serve over ice for a refreshing treat or in classic cocktails like a Peach Brandy Old Fashioned or Peach Alexander.

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. What is the ABV?
    It’s bottled at 27% ABV (54 proof).

  2. Is the peach flavor natural?
    Yes—it’s infused with natural peach essence.

  3. Can it be sipped neat?
    Yes—served over ice, it’s smooth and flavorful.

  4. What base brandy is used?
    Paul Masson Grande Amber® oak-aged brandy.

  5. Is it good for cocktails?
    Absolutely—perfect in peach-themed cocktails or mixed drinks.

3 reviews for Paul Masson Grande Amber Peach Brandy 750mL

  1. Margaret Meredith –

    Not What I Expected
    I didn’t have too high expectations as this was a lower priced brandy, but when I tasted it, it was more like a wine that had some peach flavoring. The viscosity was very thin and color was pinkish. Still, I’m not going to dump it. It’s is good for a light drink after supper.

  2. Larry Starling –

    Good product
    Good deal and good product

  3. Wayne Barnes –

    Excellent

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