Brandy Secular Alvear
Brandy Secular Alvear advertisements illustrated by Enrique Gil Guerra under the pen name "Nike"; the archive holds 1 piece.
Brandy production began in the early 20th century; the Secular line remains in the current range
Bodegas Alvear was founded in 1729 by Diego de Alvear y Escalera in Montilla (Córdoba), and is the oldest active bodega in Andalusia and the second oldest in Spain. Brandy production and the house's current brands were consolidated in the early 20th century under the direction of Francisco de Alvear, Count of La Cortina. Brandy Secular Alvear is a spirit aged for a minimum of twelve months in American oak casks, with a mahogany colour and aromas of vanilla and dried fruit, positioned as a traditional brandy with excellent value for money. The bodega has maintained a continuous presence in the Spanish wine and spirits market for more than three centuries, exporting to more than twenty-five countries.
Sources: Brandy Secular Alvear 1L | Comercial YobedaBodega Alvear - Montilla-Moriles | Spanish Wine LoverBodegas Alvear — Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre
