Chalk, nutty, earthy, just a delight — 3 months ago
A thing of great beauty. — 10 months ago
Aromatic in that “saucy” baijiu way, nutty, yeasty and savory rice. Salinity in the background - much enhanced by (liquid) olives! Also, why has no one made a dirty (with olive juice) sherry spritzer yet?? @ Mercado Little Spain — a day ago
30 years old Amontillado | This is a treat, top notch Jerez. See description of @Josh Morgenthau, I fully endorse. — 4 months ago
Nice and dry. Lots of ox. Nutty, light caramel. — 8 months ago
Worth all the accolades it receives. Dry, long, complex. — a year ago
Nose: almonds, walnuts, maple syrup, raisins
Taste: raisin, dark chocolate, coffee, fig, date — 3 years ago
キャップが可愛い
味わいは…ちょっと独特かも — 5 years ago
Produced from a 30 year Solera system from dried Pedro Ximenez grapes. Dark mahogany/brown color. Aromas and flavors of burnt caramel, dried figs, roasted nuts, molasses, maple and dark chocolate. Long and lingering finish. Syrupy (but not too heavy) texture and very rich but well balanced due to the extremely vibrant acidity. So interesting. Perfect way to end our lunch, John P! — 22 days ago


Mooie droge witte vermouth — 2 years ago
Thanksgiving wine! — 5 years ago
Daniel Bloom
Upon opening and initial pour, this is severe in its dryness and austerity. Brings to mind ( well, my warped mind), very pale tanned blonde leather upholstery,Saddle leather.,Baguettes. With the sea and salt marsh hanging back. Let it sit and air for a bit while I prepared chicken breasts salmoriglio with lots of lemon, come back and it sings with matching acidity and on the finish, an interesting broad dried orange peel that is perfectly there. On day two, the dried orange peel comes to the nose, and a sweet, malty character makes itself known in the mid palate.
A weirdo let’s make Manzanilla with no fortification by Navazos and Niepoort. Rewards aging. Definitely a “table wine” for Sherry freaks. I count myself as one.
With Randy
Thanks @winesolutions — 20 days ago