Rich and structured, it is balanced between fruit and the oak wood.

This full-bodied and juicy red wine from the famous Spanish region Rioja is characterised by intense aromas of blackberries, plums and spice. Perfectly paired with red meats or a cheese board.

A Portugese blend of Aragonez, Trincadeira & Cabernet Sauvignon, this wine has an intensity to it that is balanced by freshness. Displaying flavours of complex spices, blackberries, plums and truffle, the wine is Harmonious, with a long finish

Casa Castillo Monastrell, Jumilla Casa Castillo Jumilla is hand-picked and fermented wild in tank, before spending eight to nine months in larger format, neutral French oak. Think pulpy blueberry, raspberry bon bon, violet, smoked meats and a twine of sage-brushed tannins, corralling the flavours into a long corridor across the palate. The wine is full-bodied, to be sure. Yet the gentle approach to extraction and employment of a substantial percentage of whole berries in the mix ensures a lightness of touch, a mid-weighted feel and the sense of the fruit popping through the mouth. Versatile at the table, this is an everyday wine for the most assiduous drinker to the layperson.

Barbadillo, established in 1821, continue to be a very important Sherry producer from within the 'Jerez Triangle' in south-western Spain. Well known for high class, quality Sherry's, this Cuco Oloroso is made in a slightly different way than what is considered the norm. An oxidative process is used to develop the nutty, complex characters into the wine instead of the usual Flor yeast system. This produces an intensely flavoured Oloroso with a rich and smooth texture and dominant walnut notes. The finish covers the palate with a dense, velvet like feel.

Barbadillo and their quality Sherry's have been an integral part of the Jerez region since 1821. Located in the south-western area of Spain and apart of the all important 'Jerez Triangle', Barbadillo provide not only some of the very best Sherry here in Australia, but some of the best value for money. This Principe Amontillado is a quirky style that is in fact a fortified aged Manzanilla. Plenty of spice, hazelnut and almond meal characters. The finish is wonderfully long and exceptionally rich for an Amontillado.

A mysterious origin that reveals itself as a unique discovery. A Centennial Solera that leads to exceptional finesse. A Palo Seco that is distinguished by its harmony and elegance. LIMITED EDITION (386 pcs.) Visual : Topaz colour with coppery notes Aroma : Aroma of hazelnut, walnut, toasted notes, vegetables, tobacco, fine aromas. Tasting Notes : In the mouth it is powerful, dry, round, full-bodied, nuts Variety : Palomino Aging time : +100 years Reviews : 98 Guía Peñin - 1# SPANISH PALO CORTADO