Romate Fino Perdido En Rama Saca de Enero 2021

"Sánchez Romate's Fino Perdido is neither a classic fino nor perhaps a classic en rama wine. The name means 'lost fino' and refers to the fact that it is a style of wine, an aged fino bordering on fino-amontillado (a classification that no longer exists), that is today relatively rare. It does spend all of its 7-8 years under the film-forming yeast called flor that protects the wine from oxygen (keeping it pale and fresh) but it spends considerably longer in the sherry butts than your average fino, hence the depth and power without increased alcohol (which is still only 15%).

The really remarkable thing about this wine - in addition to its glorious aroma, taste, texture and food-friendliness, not to mention its persistence on the palate - is its amazing value for money." - Julia Hardoiing MW

Country: Spain
Producer: Romate
Region: Jerez