liqueur brandy

She stood in the middle of the room, and drank a champagne glass half full of liqueur brandy.

The doctor sprang to a side-table and poured out half a glass of liqueur brandy which he held to his patient's lips.

'This is the finest liqueur brandy in Great Britain.'

Sir Lulworth interrupted himself for a moment to say a few kind words to the liqueur brandy he had just tasted, and them resumed his narrative.

Opening the bow-fronted cupboard where I kept glasses and our drinks, she poured herself a stiff tot of liqueur brandy and drank it off.

Left to himself, the lawyer turned his attention for some time exclusively to the liqueur brandy, and his spirits, which had been pretty fair all morning, now prodigiously rose.

Then came fruit salad and cream, followed by Cheshire, Cheddar or cream cheese, with 'toast Imperial', assorted biscuits, crystallised fruit, coffee and liqueur brandy'.

After having each swallowed two cups of scalding coffee, followed by glasses of liqueur brandy, we started, accompanied by a gamekeeper and our dogs, Plongeon and Pierrot.

A fair-haired Englishman with a taste for liqueur brandy and gramophone records, Yack, monocle aglitter, is a kind of demonized Lord Peter Wimsey run amok on a gigantic scale.

As I passed through Victoria I had sent him by runners a good selection of special food stuffs and medical stores, including some wine and liqueur brandy, as I was afraid he might be ill.

But as I gave him particulars of our meeting, his expression began to alter, and when I had finished about the E-boat business I mentioned the fact that he had put soda-water into his last liqueur brandy.

The liqueur brandy was swimming in its own fragrance in the enormous iridescent glasses, and for a moment I watched it idly, enjoying its rich smooth gleam, then I leaned back against the cushions and looked about me with the eyes of a patient who has just woken from the first long natural sleep after an anaesthetic.