PX 1918 Solera Ximenez-Spinola, Jerez

PX 1918 Solera Ximenez-Spinola, Jerez

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£65.00

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This is the Grand Cru of sweet Pedro Ximénez, with dried fruit, prunes, liquorice, sweet spices, figs, Christmas cake, treacle etc. This delight in a glass was described by the great Egon Muller as the finest PX you could get and is the perfect ending to any dinner party.


 

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