Matusalem Oloroso, VORS, DO Jerez
Matusalem Oloroso, VORS, DO Jerez
£32.00
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Description
The Matusalem Oloroso is a dark sherry with fruity overtones of cinnamon, dried-fruits and candied peel, and a rich, sweet finish. The ideal partner for mature cheeses or rich desserts.
Matusalem is a blend of 75% Palomino and 25% Pedro Ximenez aged for over 30 years.
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