peach brandy

American  

noun

1. brandy distilled from the fermented juice of peaches.

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peach brandy British  

noun

1. (esp in S. Africa) a brandy made from fermented peaches

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Etymology

Origin of peach brandy

An Americanism dating back to 1705–15

Example Sentences

A decorated block of ice will shine in the classic Philadelphia Fish House punch, which dates to the early 18th century and blends rum, cognac and peach brandy.

From Seattle Times

“He would roll in and be drinking his peach brandy and asking if we wanted to go shoot gophers at, like, 95,” Uhlaender said.

From Washington Post

That didn’t stop Charles Ball from pocketing the “fine ripe fruit” during his escape from a plantation in Morgan County, Georgia, and chugging a dram of peach brandy on the road North to freedom.

From Slate

The 700 pounds of peaches they needed for the peach brandy?

From Washington Times

Hinckley dressed like Bickle, collected firearms like him, kept a diary like him, even drank peach brandy like him.

From The Guardian