Salted caramel, dough, hay, key lime tree, marzipan, perfume, Mai Tai. Strikes an impressive balance between complexity and focus while retaining the other essential qualities. The tranquil clarity of wine with the intellectual stimulation of Scotch Whisky.
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Spain – The Great Wines of the South (Zoom!): Gorgeous umber. Boom! Massive flavour - quite aggressive in fact. Totally dry. Concentrated to 20% over its time in solera. Seaweedy, quite acidic, nutty. Bitter burnt caramel. So intense it annihilates the roast nuts and mature soft cheese I have alongside it...
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7/26/2023 - magyarsvensk Likes this wine: 97 Points
Salted caramel, dough, hay, key lime tree, marzipan, perfume, Mai Tai. Strikes an impressive balance between complexity and focus while retaining the other essential qualities. The tranquil clarity of wine with the intellectual stimulation of Scotch Whisky.
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3/12/2023 - Collector1855 wrote: 93 Points
Blind tasting dinner. Very intense aromatics, bready, yeasty and nutty. Not my cup of tea but very well made.
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11/24/2022 - magyarsvensk Likes this wine: 96 Points
Fresh caramel, sweet shop, sea spray, dough, lime juice, almond syrup, bread crust notes. Explosive midpalate, resonant finish length.
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7/27/2021 - magyarsvensk Likes this wine: 97 Points
Fresh bread, cologne, almond syrup, walnut, pizza dough, fig, caramel, citrus zest flavors. Focused, pronounced presence. Excellent sherry.
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6/2/2020 - NickA Likes this wine: 93 Points
Spain – The Great Wines of the South (Zoom!): Gorgeous umber. Boom! Massive flavour - quite aggressive in fact. Totally dry. Concentrated to 20% over its time in solera. Seaweedy, quite acidic, nutty. Bitter burnt caramel. So intense it annihilates the roast nuts and mature soft cheese I have alongside it...
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