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Lustau Don Nuno

BOTTLE:
Special Price $47.00 Regular Price $53.00
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SKU
48
HALF-DOZEN: $302.10 or $50.35 each
DOZEN: $572.40 or $47.70 each

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    Stock Availability:
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    2 qty South Melbourne
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    Producer: Lustau
    Country: Spain
    Region: Jerez
    Grape: Sherry
    Size: BTL
    If you are looking for a dry sherry made in a slightly more oxidized style, the non-vintage Dry Oloroso Don Nuno Solera Reserva is your choice. Again, a nuttiness (in this case, walnuts) intermixed with a hint of Chinese black tea combine with salty, caramelized flavors make for a delicious glass of sherry. ROBERT PARKER, The Wine Advocate

    In spite of the massive tarte-tatin character in the nose, this is mouth-filling but bone dry and powerful with a rather silky finish for a dry Oloroso (which tends to bitterness and austerity). Drink now. JAMES SUCKLING