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Brandy

The English term "brandy wine" originated from the Middle Low German "Brandewīn" and was then shortened to "brandy". According to EU regulations, brandy is now a valid designation for wine brandy produced according to defined rules. In individual countries, there are protected designations such as Armagnac, Cognac or Metaxa. The term brandy is used in many European countries, especially in England, Italy and Spain (such as Brandy de Jerez), but also internationally. See also under brandy and spirits.

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