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La Copita Dry Amontillado
There are two types of Amontillado Sherry. The true style of aged Fino that is bone-dry, intense, tangy and very good indeed and then the commercial, blended-up medium-sweet versions that sully the good Amontillado name. This is most definitely one of the former. Tasting Notes : The wine has a complex nose involving subtle smoky aromas and touches of orange flora with a hint of toffee. Medium-bodied and smooth in the mouth, the creamy toffee characters come to the fore, finishing bone-dry yet rounded...
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urban Bar started by concentrating on cocktails and spirits, with designs that will enhance the whole experience of making and presenting drinks. Ok, that sounds a bit much, but Urban Bar promise they work; the bowl shapes and sizes are perfect for each specific drink the glasses are made for. Your drinks will certainly have never looked better and the glasses are a pleasure to drink from.
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After years in the doldrums, dry Sherry is back on the up in the UK with more and more people discovering the delights of this unusual style of wine. Crisp and moreish, with an almost saline quality, Finos are among the most food-friendly of any wines. Just make sure you chill them right down and drink them within a few days - just as you would any other white wine. Tasting Notes : Bright straw in colour with a nose that is instantly compelling, offering nuances of fresh sea salt, smoky bacon, salted...
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A tapered glass to enhance the aroma of Sherry and Port. Also used for 'nosing' Whisky. 140mm/5½ inches high; 200ml/7 oz. Price includes delivery within the UK
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Forget the old blue bottle that's been languishing at the back of Granny's booze cupboard - this is where it's at: rich, sticky, fruit-and-nut-filled elixir to glug down merrily with a fat slice of ginger cake. Tasting Notes : A moody mahogany colour pre-empts an equally rich and enticing nose combining aromas of molasses and treacle, sticky liquorice and surprising spices. The palate is no less complex or hedonistic, displaying endless layers of Christmas pudding and sugar-frosted fruit flavours...
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