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Its a three year old Apple Brandy that was aged in new oak. I always use new oak for this product. It has a great nose and up front flavor is just what it should be. But the finish is like breathing in campfire ash. 

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You could always try blending in some "fresh" brandy and letting that rest in a tank, or a used barrel if you have more time to devote to it.

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