GABRIELA MANZANILLA 75CL
£15.99
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Description
Miguel Sanchez Ayala is one of the bodegas for Manzanilla – conspicuously representing the source of Equipo Navazos’ La Bota de Manzanilla bottlings over the years. With vineyards located in the famous Pago Balbaína zone, fermentations carried out themselves and a location in Sanlucar’s barrio bajo neighborhood, this is a salty, savory, complete and satisfying Manzanilla.
Alcohol: 15%
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