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This Manzanilla, hailing from the coastal town of Sanlúcar de Barrameda, presents a pale straw hue with a delicate, saline bouquet reminiscent of sea breeze, chamomile, and green almond.
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Based on 11 customer reviews.
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Arletty
Polished and nuanced expression of manzanilla, with a salty, mineral, and spicy nose that is expertly even by a intense and supple palate. The finish is medium long and satisfying, with a light touch of salted almonds and a supple oily texture that persists on the palate. A well-crafted and elegant wine that offers the best qualities of this varietal.
Maic
Very dry sherry, just right suited to pair with the luscious undertones of jamon.
Nastasiya
Straightforward and unassuming pairing, marzipan and almond, elevated by the understated feel of seaweed, but ultimately lacking the complexity and nuance that I had hoped for.
Based on 11 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Arletty
Polished and nuanced expression of manzanilla, with a salty, mineral, and spicy nose that is expertly even by a intense and supple palate. The finish is medium long and satisfying, with a light touch of salted almonds and a supple oily texture that persists on the palate. A well-crafted and elegant wine that offers the best qualities of this varietal.
Maic
Very dry sherry, just right suited to pair with the luscious undertones of jamon.
Nastasiya
Straightforward and unassuming pairing, marzipan and almond, elevated by the understated feel of seaweed, but ultimately lacking the complexity and nuance that I had hoped for.
This Manzanilla sherry offers a balanced profile of salty, mineral, and nutty notes with a dry, bracing character. While praised for its polished texture and food pairings (especially Iberico ham and almonds), some find it lacks complexity. Reviews highlight its saline freshness, citrus undertones, and subtle almond finish, though opinions vary on its intensity and alcohol presence.
This Manzanilla, hailing from the coastal town of Sanlúcar de Barrameda, presents a pale straw hue with a delicate, saline bouquet reminiscent of sea breeze, chamomile, and green almond. On the palate, it is bone-dry, showcasing a precise, linear structure with bracing acidity and a subtle nuttiness. The wine's finesse is underscored by a whisper of green olive and a hint of citrus zest, leading to a crisp, lingering finish. Exemplifying the quintessential characteristics of its maritime terroir, this Manzanilla is a benchmark for the style, offering both complexity and refreshing elegance.
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