The ÉLAN Brandy & 2 Kristallgläser Set includes a bottle of ÉLAN Brandy and two cheetah-etched crystal glasses, beautifully displayed against a deep blue background.
Ein ÉLAN Brandy-Set mit einer Flasche und zwei Kristallgläsern, jeweils mit einem Gepardenmotiv.
Ein Set bestehend aus einer Flasche ÉLAN Brandy und zwei Kristallgläsern sowie einem gefüllten Snifter-Glas auf einem Tablett mit Karamell- und Orangennoten.
Ein Set bestehend aus einer ÉLAN-Brandyflasche und zwei Kristallgläsern – Flasche und Schnapsglas – mit Motiven von springenden Geparden, umgeben von Rauchwirbeln.
The ÉLAN Brandy & 2 Kristallgläser Set includes a bottle of ÉLAN Brandy and two cheetah-etched crystal glasses, beautifully displayed against a deep blue background.
Ein ÉLAN Brandy-Set mit einer Flasche und zwei Kristallgläsern, jeweils mit einem Gepardenmotiv.
Ein Set bestehend aus einer Flasche ÉLAN Brandy und zwei Kristallgläsern sowie einem gefüllten Snifter-Glas auf einem Tablett mit Karamell- und Orangennoten.
Ein Set bestehend aus einer ÉLAN-Brandyflasche und zwei Kristallgläsern – Flasche und Schnapsglas – mit Motiven von springenden Geparden, umgeben von Rauchwirbeln.

ÉLAN Brandy & 2 Crystal Glasses Set

€155,00
(€221,43 / l)
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ÉLAN Brandy V.S.O.P 0.7 L including two crystal glasses with the ÉLAN logo. The perfect set for connoisseurs and as an exclusive gift.

 

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This is the taste of ÉLAN

Soft and accessible at first, multifaceted the next – a taste experience that evolves with every sip.

Caramel

Soft, warm & finely roasted

Vanilla

Smooth, creamy & elegant

Candied orange

Fruity, sweet & slightly tart

Dried fruits

Full-bodied, ripe & complex

The faces behind ÉLAN


Behind ÉLAN is a young married couple who combine their diverse experiences and work toward a shared vision: respect for craftsmanship, clarity in design, and the ambition to make quality both visible and palpable.

The founder brings expertise and many years of experience from the wine and spirits industry. The co-founder is a finance lawyer and complements the project with analytical strength and structured thinking.

This shared vision sparked the drive to revitalize old craftsmanship and translate the traditional art of southern German distilling into a contemporary form. In collaboration with a winemaker family who are also friends, we developed ÉLAN V.S.O.P – a brandy that combines precision, finesse, and elegance. Values that also guide us as founders.

Ein Mann und eine Frau, die bei einer gesellschaftlichen Veranstaltung lächelnd Champagnergläser in den Händen halten.

For special moments

Whether classic, surprising, or with a modern twist: Discover select cocktail creations with ÉLAN Brandy V.S.O.P. and find your personal favorite.

Ein Cocktail nach alter Art in einem geriffelten Glas, garniert mit Orangenscheiben und einer Maraschino-Kirsche auf einem goldenen Spieß.
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Brandy Old Fashioned

Ein bernsteinfarbener Cocktail in einem gemusterten Glas mit einem großen Eiswürfel und einer Orangenschale als Garnitur.
RECIPE

ÉLAN Amber Peel

Ein cremiger, beiger Cocktail in einem Kristall-Coupe-Glas, mit Gewürzen bestreut, auf einer Marmor-Arbeitsplatte.
RECIPE

Brandy Alexander

Ein gelber Cocktail in einem mit Zucker gerandeten Coupé-Glas, das auf einer Marmorfläche steht.
RECIPE

Sidecar

Ein Cocktail in einem Kristallglas, garniert mit einer großen Zitronenspirale, auf einer Marmor-Theke.
RECIPE

ÉLAN Ginger

Ein funkelnder gelber Cocktail in einem Champagnerglas, garniert mit einer Zitronenspirale, der auf einer Marmorarbeitsplatte steht.
RECIPE

ELAN 75

Ein heller Cocktail in einem Martini-Glas mit Stiel, garniert mit einer Zitronenspirale und auf einer Marmorarbeitsplatte stehend.
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Between the Sheets

Created by fire, perfected in peace

ÉLAN Brandy combines the traditional craftsmanship of southern German family distilleries with a modern, exclusive style. Developed over many years of exploring the essence of a premium brandy, it combines deeply rooted distilling expertise with a contemporary character. The design stands for strength, dynamism, and elegance, harmoniously reflecting the high quality of the brandy.

Classification of brandy

Brandy has a traditional age classification system, though it is not strictly regulated outside of Cognac and Armagnac. These designations are usually found on the label:

V.S.

(Very Special)

Youngest brandy aged for at least 2 years in casks.

V.S.O.P.

(Very Superior Old Pale)

Youngest brandy aged for at least 4 years in casks.

X.O.

(Extra Old)

Youngest brandy aged in casks for at least 6 years.

Extra old

(Beyond Age)

Officially equivalent to X.O. for Cognac, but at least 10 years old for Armagnac.

Brandy from around the world

Brandy speaks many languages. Around the world, different regions have developed their own unique way of distilling and aging brandy.

Karte von Spanien, auf der Brandy de Jerez im Südwesten hervorgehoben ist und die angrenzenden Meere sowie Nachbarländer beschriftet sind.
Sun, sherry casks, and plenty of time.

Spain

In southern Spain, around Jerez, one of Europe's most traditional brandy styles is created. Brandy de Jerez is aged using the solera system—a process in which distillates of varying ages are blended together over years. The result: a particularly smooth, complex brandy with character.

How long is it allowed to age?

  • Solera · at least 1 year
  • Solera Reserva · at least 3 years
  • Solera Gran Reserva · at least 10 years
Karte, auf der das Département Charente in Frankreich hervorgehoben ist und dessen Lage sowie die umliegenden Départements dargestellt sind.
Great names, centuries-old tradition.

France

France is home to some of the most famous brandies in the world. Cognac and Armagnac are produced in clearly defined regions of origin and each follow their own rules for distillation and maturation. Calvados is also part of the French brandy tradition – though it is made not from grapes, but primarily from apples.

What makes them special?

  • Cognac · usually double-distilled, elegant and complex
  • Armagnac · traditionally mostly single-distilled, full of character and aromatic
  • Calvados · apple brandy from Normandy, fruity and versatile
Karte von Italien, auf der die Region Bassano del Grappa hervorgehoben ist und verschiedene Standorte von Grappa-Brennereien eingezeichnet sind.
From the vineyard to the last drop.

Italy

In Italy, Grappa is the primary symbol of the art of distillation. Unlike classic brandy, it is not distilled from wine, but from pomace—the skins, seeds, and other residues of winemaking. Depending on the grape variety and aging, its character ranges from fresh and clear to smooth, spicy, and complex.

What makes Grappa special

  • Giovane · unaged, fresh and clear
  • Affinata · aged for a short time in wood
  • Invecchiata · aged for at least 12 months
  • Riserva / Stravecchia · aged for at least 18 months
Karte von Osteuropa, auf der die Verbreitungsgebiete der Begriffe Pálinka, Palenka und Pálináca dargestellt sind; die Orte sind mit roten Punkten markiert.
Where fruit turns into clear spirits.

Eastern Europe

In large parts of Eastern Europe, fruit distilling has a long tradition. Instead of wine, fruits such as plums, apricots, pears, or cherries form the basis for aromatic distillates here. Particularly well-known are Pálinka from Hungary and various fruit brandies, which are referred to as Pálenka in the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

What makes them special?

  • Pálinka · Hungarian fruit brandy with protected origin
  • Pálenka · collective term for various distilled spirits in the Czech Republic and Slovakia
  • Typical fruits · plum, apricot, pear, and cherry
Karte von Südamerika, auf der die Pisco-Standorte in Peru und Chile mit roten Punkten markiert sind.
One grape, two traditions.

South America

The Pacific coast of South America is the home of Pisco. Both Peru and Chile look back on a long tradition of grape brandy – yet production, grape varieties, and classification differ significantly. As a result, a distinct Pisco style has developed on both sides of the border.

What makes Pisco special?

  • Peru · no oak barrel aging; the character of the grapes is the focus
  • Chile · specific quality grades based on alcohol content; aging in wood is possible
  • Typical · aromatic, fruit-forward, and closely linked to its respective origin