Servido con un plato de caza. Maridaje perfecto en Santceloni
— 7 years ago
The quintessential Manzanilla, the driest of the dry sherries - hint of saline tang, crushed flint and a bit of olive fruit. High acidity but will balanced. Bone dry. There is no better wine to pair with jamón, anchovies, olives...any and all tapas — 8 years ago
From union square wine — 9 years ago
Very good, not overly sweet. — 9 years ago
Vino muy original. Do sierras de Malaga. Uvas shyrah, cabernet sauvignon y merlot. Muy buen vino, toque justo de madera. — 9 years ago
What can I say but I love Sherry! — 10 years ago
Grandpa of Sherry. Only 30yr old grapes allowed and each batch needs to be carbon dated. This batch is now 52 yrs old. Smooth, velvety, showing its complex age with the wood — 10 years ago
Item #1362093 — 6 years ago
Pecan pie, dried fruits, orange peel on the nose. Crisp acidity with some briny notes on the palate. More pecan nuttiness on the finish. — 6 years ago
Not too sweet — 7 years ago
It,s original, Fresh, moscatel grapes sec. I like is It. — 8 years ago
Sweet with a nice depth. — 9 years ago
Cheap thrills — 9 years ago
Molasses, pine, caramel, nuts, toffee — 10 years ago
Rest. Monvínic. Cena maridaje J.M. Hidalgo.
20.05.15 — 10 years ago
I love Spanish sherries. AKA amontillado — 11 years ago
No me sorprende nada que esté delicioso este tacuche siendo de la bodega de Cuna de Tierra. Sabor entre grosella y ciruela mezclado con la uva. Muy complejo por sus 8 meses en barrica y por la mezcla heterogénea de Malbec, Cabernet sauvignon, Merlot y Sirah. Lo recomiendo, está increíble, mucha personalidad buen vino.
It's not quite a surprise the awesome flavor of Tacuche, it's origins from Cuna di Tierra preceede It. Wonderfull, delicious wine, one if the best un México. — 6 years ago
Was a dumbo and didn't realize I had bought Sherry?
Very light golden yellow. Smells of candied nuts but tastes of proscuitto a little bit (salty). — 7 years ago
Exceptional single-vineyard Manzanilla. Bone dry with an agile depth and weight. After 12-14 years in the solera this has a nearly endless finish. Aged manchego, chorizo, Andalusian tripe - versatile and dramatically lovely — 8 years ago
Deee-licious. Wish I had a case to hoard. I would drink this all day everyday. — 9 years ago
Salty deliciousness — 9 years ago
1860 Palo Cortado, Privilegio from Hidalgo, bottle no. 229, 20% Abv. The King of rare, expensive sherries. Medium mahogany hue. Ridiculous complexity on the nose: salt, anchovy, Xmas cake, walnut, wood polish, caramel and vanilla essence. On the palate, medium body, huge acidity and persistence of flavour, extremely long, while elegant and graceful. Not quite as good as a previous faultless 100 point bottle I enjoyed in Sevilla. But stunning nonetheless. — 9 years ago
Smooth mineral aroma. Acidic salty taste and a full body. Better after opening. — 10 years ago
2013 vintage. Very good! — 11 years ago
Awesome Manzanilla at 13 $, very briny. — 12 years ago
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A Cabernet Sauvignon mixed with 23% Carménère, 5% Cabernet Franc, 5% Petit Verdot and 2% Merlot from Puente Alto, Maipo that spent 19 months in French barrels. Reflecting a warm, dry year, the nose presents notes of black currant and raspberry jam, black tea leaves and sweet spices with a touch of kirsch. Gentle on the palate with firm, pleasant tannins, a loose structure, bold flavor and intriguing expression. A hint of menthol makes itself felt at the back of the mouth. (Joaquín Hidalgo, Vinous, March 2020)
— 5 years ago