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Puni Sole
55,82 €
Puni Sole was matured for two years in first-filled Bourbon barrels in the United States and finished for another two years in some of Spain’s best Sherry Pedro Ximénez barrels. Sole means “sun” in Italian and reflects two crucial stages in sherry making. After harvesting, the grapes are dried in the strong Spanish sun, concentrating their sweetness. The wine of these grapes is aged for many years in oak casks that change frequently. This old method of maturation is called solera. The taste is distinctly sweet, with strong notes of honey and blood orange, which are opposed to the creamy flavors of walnut and spicy oak.
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