NV Emilio Hidalgo Jerez-Xérès-Sherry Oloroso Seco Gobernador

Community Tasting Notes (27) Avg Score: 89.4 points

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  5/1/2023 - IrvBlitzer Likes this wine: 90 Points

  Tasty, dry, ate with dilly bread and pepperoni pizza nuts at nobies

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  4/9/2022 - Heynetty Does not like this wine:

  D5 DipWSET FORTIFIED WINES with Adam Chase and Matt Gaughan; 4/9/2022-4/10/2022 (St Francis' Yacht Club San Francisco): A: Pale amber - [clue to oxidative ageing]
  N: Medium (+) burnt brown sugar, walnut, bruised cooking apple. The wine is simple.
  P: Dry, medium (+) intensity , low acidity, high alcohol, medium (+) body, medium finish (lots of burnt sugar on the finish and not much else)
  C: Well integrated alcohol and though acidity is low, its part of the style. Good quality with better examples giving more complexity and an enduring finish.
  Not suited to ageing as aged before release and designed to be consumed soon after release.

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  10/10/2020 - Richard123 Likes this wine: 91 Points

  Great rich oloroso sherry!

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  1/19/2019 - Soteriologist Likes this wine: 90 Points

  This bottle appealed to me much more than my first one three years ago. The nuttiness/walnuts came out much stronger, making the experience much less "spirity" and far more pleasant. Maybe it helped to let it sit in my cellar for three years. Otherwise TN as before. Would buy again.

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  10/20/2018 - Keith Cooper wrote:

  Tasted during Tim Syrad Wine Tours trip to Jerez. Tasted at La Carbona restaurant.
  L – chestnut amber
  N – light, nutty
  T – dry, mouth puckering, nutty

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