How much is a bottle of Paul Masson cost?

How much is a bottle of Paul Masson cost?

Common Paul Masson Brandy Prices

Type Size Average Pricing
Paul Masson VS 1.75L $19.99 – $21.99
Paul Masson VSOP 750ml $12.99 – $14.99
Paul Masson Red Berry 750ml $9.99 – $12.99
Paul Masson Peach 750ml $9.99 – $12.99

Is Paul Masson strong?

Masson used to include cognac in this brandy, but no longer. The bottle is the same, the price is slightly less, but the product is substandard compared to what it used to be. There is a strong alcoholic burn and very little nose on it.

How much is a bottle of Paul Masson peach?

Paul Masson Brandy Prices List

Type Size Price
Paul Masson Apple 750ml $9.99 – $12.99
Paul Masson Pineapple 750ml $9.99 – $12.99
Paul Masson Peach 750ml $9.99 – $12.99
Paul Masson Red Berry 750ml $9.99 – $12.99

What happened to Paul Masson?

After college he returned to San Jose, California due to the depression in the French wine industry caused by the Phylloxera plague and became the winemaker at Almaden. Masson died at his home in San Jose on October 22, 1940, and is buried at Oak Hill Memorial Park.

Is Paul Masson brandy?

A Smooth Sophisticated Brandy Crafted In The European Tradition. Aged In Oak Barrels. Paul Masson VS Is An Award Winning Favorite With A Rich Amber Glow, And Slightly Sweet Taste Profile Featuring Notes Of Caramel And Vanilla.

Is Paul Masson peach sweet?

Aged in oak barrels, Paul Masson Brandy is an award-winning favorite with a rich amber glow and slightly sweet taste profile. Paul Masson Peach has bottled at 27% alcohol by volume. Combine with your favorite mixer; it has a balanced body that is a perfect addition to countless cocktail recipes.

What mixes well with peach Paul?

GINGER PEACH Pour Paul Masson Peach over ice into a highball glass. Top with ginger ale or ginger beer. Stir gently. Garnish with a lemon wedge.

What is Paul Masson made of?

Paul Masson Brandy is made from “premium grapes” distilled and blended in central California, then aged and bottled in Bardstown, KY at the Tom Moore distillery alongside bourbon from Sazerac.

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