Brandy (noun)

1. A spirit distilled from wine or fermented fruit juice.
2. A strong alcoholic liquor made by distilling wine, or a similar liquor made from fermented fruit juice.

Origin:

From middle french brandy, from dutch brandewijn, from branden ("to burn") + wijn ("wine").

Examples:

1. He poured himself a glass of brandy.
2. The brandy was aged for 20 years in oak barrels.
3. The dessert was flambéed in brandy.
4. He mixed the brandy with coke to make a cocktail.
5. She added a splash of brandy to her coffee.