Brandy Jaime I 30 Reserva de la Familia

In homage to the figure of Gaudí and the innovative spirit of the men who, in any trade, transmitted from father to son the illusion of a work well done.

During the 18th century, the Torres family purchased its first vineyards in the Penedès. A century later, in 1870, Jaime Torres Vendrell founded Torres, a company dedicated to harvesting grapes and exporting wines. Around the same time, Antoni Gaudí built his most celebrated works.

Casa Milá, better known as La Pedrera, embodies the Barcelona of the Modernisme era, a time when the city was buzzing with creative exuberance.

This well-aged noble brandy named after Torres’s founder is a tribute to Gaudí and the innovative spirit of men who, regardless of their profession, pass on their passion for craftsmanship from generation to generation. The brandy is distilled from white wines of the Parellada variety in copper pot stills using a slow and sophisticated artisanal process.

During prolonged ageing in the finest oak casks, the brandy acquires the elegance of wood-imparted notes and sweet spices only found in the best soleras.

WINEMAKING AND AGEING

Traditional Distillation of Parellada wines, which are subsequently aged in American oak casks. We combine several soleras or parent brandies, chosen from among the oldest in the cellar.