NV Sánchez Romate Hnos. Jerez-Xérès-Sherry Fino Perdido

Community Tasting Notes (36) Avg Score: 88.5 points

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  6/30/2023 - auldalliance Likes this wine:

  Nuts, yeast. brine. Quite a full on style compared to some, but very sippable. With olives, crisps and then tempura.

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  6/24/2023 - NickA wrote:

  Really not great - smelled like it should, and each sip tasted initially OK, but then oddly dilute and acrid on the midpalate. I blame myself for keeping it for three years in not particularly cool storage conditions.

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  12/26/2022 - DrDave88 wrote:

  Nose: yeasty, nutty, furniture polish
  
  Palate: intense salinity, briny, a bit too much
  
  Paired rather nicely with traybake from [Ottolenghi](https://amp.theguardian.com/food/2020/oct/31/yotam-ottolenghi-recipes-autumn-veg-buttered-kohlrabi-yuca-fries) which was unexpected!
  
  Day 2/3 - seems less intensely briny. Still salty, but now refreshing and mouthwatering with some apple notes. Just 👌🏻 with some prosciutto san Daniele or olives.
  
  Seemed to oscillate between too briny/intense and beautifully refreshing depending on the day and what I was eating with it.

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  12/20/2022 - platpeeps Likes this wine: 89 Points

  A complex profile, it’s fresh and clean but also develops notes of a damp cellar and germolene. Nonetheless, it’s bone dry, tangy and saline with green hazelnuts yet develops a hint of residual sweetness on a very long and fine finish. A multi-layered fino which really repaid aeration over 48 hours. CHP 89pts

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  11/1/2022 - Irish_Wine wrote: 88 Points

  Pale gold.
  
  Pronounced on the nose with apple, pear, bread, dough, bruised pear, bruised apple, green almond. Developing.
  
  Pronounced and dry on the palate. Low acidity, medium alcohol, medium body, medium plus finish.
  
  Drink now. Not suitable for aging or further aging.

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