Brandy is a Namibian institution. Decades of South African brandy production have produced a deep range of brands that have become household staples here, KWV, Klipdrift, Richelieu, and "a Klippies and Coke" or "a Richelieu and Coke" is shorthand recognised in every bar in the country. Our regular range covers the brandies most Namibian buyers know: KWV (5-year and 10-year expressions when available), Klipdrift Export, and Richelieu Brandy Export. These are mainstream, well-priced, and reliable for both mixing and slow drinking.

For everyday drinking, Klipdrift Export and KWV 5-Year sit in the same approximate price tier and are interchangeable for mixers. Both are smooth enough to drink neat for those who like a younger brandy profile. Richelieu Brandy Export is a step up in character, a touch fuller-bodied. It's the brand a generation of Namibian families have poured at family functions, and it scales well from a Sunday afternoon to a late-night drink. For a gift or a slow drink, look at higher-age-statement expressions when available (KWV 10-year and similar). The complexity jumps meaningfully with age. A standard mixing pour is 25ml (a "single"), so a 750ml bottle yields 30 drinks. For a party of 8 with brandy as the main spirit, count two bottles minimum.