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2011 | Equipo Navazos | Casa del Inca Pedro Ximenez

£239.00

Dessert Wine: 2011 | Equipo Navazos | Casa del Inca Pedro Ximenez

It displays a dark mahogany colour and an explosive nose of raisins, sugar cane, dates, candied oranges and spices (curry and clove).

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Producer: Equipo Navazos

Vintage: 2011

Size: 750ml

ABV: 15%

Varietal: Pedro Ximenez

    Country/Region: Spain, Montilla-Moriles

      Detailed Description

      It displays a dark mahogany colour and an explosive nose of raisins, sugar cane, dates, candied oranges and spices (curry and clove). The palate shows a very dense wine, sweet but fresh showing some noble oxidation.

        Producer Information

        Equipo Navazos is a well-regarded Spanish private enterprise known for its single-cask bottlings of Sherries and wines predominantly from wineries in Jerez and Manzanilla regions of Andalucia. Its generally one-off bottlings, called botas, are accompanied by a chronologically allocated number and the location and/or name of the winery. The group also produces a number of wines and spirits by itself or in collaboration with other producers. The concept was formulated in the early 2000s when Sherry aficionados Jesús Barquín and Eduardo Ojeda came across a series of forgotten barrels (botas, in Spanish) of 20 year-old Amontillado in the cellars of Sánchez Ayala in Sanlúcar de Barrameda. Banding together with friends and wine trade insiders, they bottled a first run of the wine (labeled La Bota de Amontillado N°1) in 2005, distributing it back to their supporters. The enterprise and name grew from there. The bota series has since passed the 100-mark and includes sherries of all hues, covering PX, Palo Cortado, Oloroso, Fino and Manzanilla and Manzanilla Pasada wines. Other special-run botas include Gin, malt and grain whiskies, cream sherry, rum, and brandy. The group has also expanded with other labels, including the I Think series, which covers the freshly-drawn En Rama wines (a youthful expression of Fino/Manzanilla, generally unfined and unfiltered). The I Think Manzanilla bottlings are often accompanied by the month and year they were taken from cask.

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        2011 | Equipo Navazos | Casa del Inca Pedro Ximenez

        £239.00

        Dessert Wine: 2011 | Equipo Navazos | Casa del Inca Pedro Ximenez

        It displays a dark mahogany colour and an explosive nose of raisins, sugar cane, dates, candied oranges and spices (curry and clove).

        Order from the Largest & Most Trusted Premium Spirits Marketplace!

        Featured in

        NOTICE: Many other small liquor store sites may end up cancelling your order due to the high demand, unavailability or inaccurate inventory counts. We have partnerships consisting of a large network of licensed retailers from within the United States, Europe and across the world ensuring orders are fulfilled.

        Producer: Equipo Navazos

        Vintage: 2011

        Size: 750ml

        ABV: 15%

        Varietal: Pedro Ximenez

        Country/Region: Spain, Montilla-Moriles

        It displays a dark mahogany colour and an explosive nose of raisins, sugar cane, dates, candied oranges and spices (curry and clove). The palate shows a very dense wine, sweet but fresh showing some noble oxidation.

        Producer Information

        Equipo Navazos is a well-regarded Spanish private enterprise known for its single-cask bottlings of Sherries and wines predominantly from wineries in Jerez and Manzanilla regions of Andalucia. Its generally one-off bottlings, called botas, are accompanied by a chronologically allocated number and the location and/or name of the winery. The group also produces a number of wines and spirits by itself or in collaboration with other producers. The concept was formulated in the early 2000s when Sherry aficionados Jesús Barquín and Eduardo Ojeda came across a series of forgotten barrels (botas, in Spanish) of 20 year-old Amontillado in the cellars of Sánchez Ayala in Sanlúcar de Barrameda. Banding together with friends and wine trade insiders, they bottled a first run of the wine (labeled La Bota de Amontillado N°1) in 2005, distributing it back to their supporters. The enterprise and name grew from there. The bota series has since passed the 100-mark and includes sherries of all hues, covering PX, Palo Cortado, Oloroso, Fino and Manzanilla and Manzanilla Pasada wines. Other special-run botas include Gin, malt and grain whiskies, cream sherry, rum, and brandy. The group has also expanded with other labels, including the I Think series, which covers the freshly-drawn En Rama wines (a youthful expression of Fino/Manzanilla, generally unfined and unfiltered). The I Think Manzanilla bottlings are often accompanied by the month and year they were taken from cask.

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