Decent Brandy for around £30?

[TpdNotts]

What it says really.

Thanks

Teresa

[djmck30]

TpdNotts said:

What it says really.

Thanks

Teresa

Can't go wrong with Remy Martin Champagne Cognac:

http://www.johnlewis.com/clickfrom/generic/adtrack...

Very drinkable, have had a bottle of this on the go for as long as I can remember

Edited by djmck30 on Tuesday 2nd March 15:43

[condor]

Another vote for Remy Martin, but check if there are any good offers going on other brands.

[TpdNotts]

Does anyone recommend Hine?

[condor]

Yep, off the top of my head was Hine rare and delicate that would be about that price

[soad]

TpdNotts said:

Does anyone recommend Hine?

Not tried it yet, always bought Remy Martin VSOP (only a fiver more).

Any good? I assume you meant Hine Reserve?

[TpdNotts]

Prefer to get something a little less well known but good and Hine is about the only one I've tasted and actually enjoyed. I am neither a regular brandy drinky nor a good judge of decent brandy; it's for a gift.

[OllieC]

I am not a big brandy drinker, but Remy seems a good compromise all round, most people seem to like it whether they are experts or no.

I personally really like the stuff

[SVX]

TpdNotts said:

Does anyone recommend Hine?

I'd happily recommend it, very nice....

[stourbridges2tvr]

Im not a big brandy drinker but - whilst on holiday in spain i like the cheaper stuff with a coffee, like Fundador and Sobrano. Torres imperial 20 is a little more expensive but excellent to drink back at home, heartily recomended!

[AndrewTait]

http://www.anybooze.com/hennessy-fine-de-cognac-18...