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Amontillado is a very unique wine, since it combines the aging under a veil of flor, typical of Fino and Manzanilla, with a later period in which the veil of flor disappears and the wine is exposed to oxidation.  ...

The Regente Palo Cortado Reserva Especial wine is a Palo Cortado wine, made by Bodegas Sánchez Romate, with the Palomino grape variety.&nbsp; &nbsp; <span style="font-family: Verdana;...

Under its appearance of shiny old gold, it has a deep, reminiscent fragrance. Its old solera gives it a great body and a dry palate with an aftertaste of oak and walnuts.&nbsp;

Mara Moura Rosado Mara Moura Rosado is made with bastardo grape (merenzao), one of the oldest and minority native varietals of Galicia, which is practically extinct.&nbsp; &nbsp; <span...

The native red varieties Caíño Tinto and Espadeiro, together with the white Albariño, from the Fontecón plot (Padrenda, Meaño), in the heart of the Salnés Valley, give shape to Zarate Fontecón Rosé, a vibrant and fresh rosé of great elegance and balance, aged on fine lees for three months in French oak barrels and...

This amontillado wine comes from one of the best solera in Romate where it has been forgotten to let time do its work. It is one of the Sherry wines, made with the Palomino grape.&nbsp;

Ramos Pinto Adriano Tawny Reserva Porto is a light red.&nbsp; &nbsp; On the nose, aromas of dry and soft fruits appear, such as plum and...

Ramos Pinto Adriano Porto White Reserva is a generous white Port wine that on the nose offers a mix of tropical and citrus aromas, with nuances of candied orange and balsamic and spicy notes.&nbsp; &nbsp; <P...

J.H. Andresen. Port white wine (Portugal)&nbsp; &nbsp; Varieties: Arinto, Boal, Códega, Rabigato&nbsp; <P...

This wonderful sweet wine with a sweet and soft palate and aromatic notes of oak and fragrant fruits is obtained from Palomino and Pedro Ximénez grapes. Its harmonious and stimulating depth makes it ideal to accompany sweet desserts.&nbsp;

A natural orange wine from the La Mata Natural Park. A textbook brisado, made with ancient techniques, aged for eight months and three weeks in clay amphorae, macerating with the skins.&nbsp;