John Affeldt

9.2

Wonderfully aromatic and supple. Even better that we're enjoying it in La Rioja. — 8 years ago

Matt Sterr

9.2

Butterscotch and clove. Great mouthfeel. — 9 years ago

Benjamin Hickey

9.2

A nice oomph. — 9 years ago

David Sancho

9.0

Wonderful wine, lots of subtleties in it, lots of flavours in the best Rioja I've tried lately — 10 years ago

Nunhead Neil

9.4

Top notch, long finish, not too dry and very wallet friendly. — 11 years ago

Sherryfest Events

9.2

Sànchez Romate Old & Plus Oloroso here @Sherryfest HQ — 11 years ago

Scott T

VP/Senior Wine Specialist Christie's

9.5

Oh man ! This makes me happy. Selected from 22 of a 85 barrel solera from Bodegas Sánchez Romate Hnos. Bottled May 2012. Enjouing this with tapas and a mid-afternoon movie. — 12 years ago

Scott Taddeo

9.1

Easily identifiable server blind vs Olorosso. Sultana, raisin, fresh fig, marzipan, slight cheese cloth, honeycomb and French toast. Palate sets the tone with clear biological ageing at play. — 8 years ago

Devin Bray

9.3

An excellent sherry, predominantly almond and peanut-like with elements of ripe cherry jam or compote. Good acidity rounds it out nicely. — 9 years ago

Benjamin Hickey

9.2

Delicious — 9 years ago

Cruz Liljegren

9.0

Surprised by this simple Oloroso. Aromatic, soft on the palate. Pleasure for all of those days before the paycheck. — 10 years ago

Gustavo Martin

9.4

Great Cardenal Mendoza Pedro Ximenez, lovely piece from Andalucia, raisins and plums come together to sweeten our mouth with this complex wooden beautiful wine! — 11 years ago

Frédéric Galtier

9.5

Fraîcheur, subtilité, équilibre #grenache — 11 years ago

Dirk Pettigrew (Pirate)

Sales Pirate Cru Wines

9.4

Sensational Amontillado — 12 years ago

Yolanda Ortiz De Arri

9.2

Elegant, delicate but eternally long. A great Amontillado style. — 9 years ago

Peter van den Besselaar

9.2

Syrupy viscosity, complex nose with currants, plums, cinnamon, pear syrup taste, nice! — 9 years ago

Kamini Saxena

9.0

Oloroso, Juan Sánchez de la Torre, ein Spanier der 1781 den Grundstein für die Gesellschaft Sánchez Romate Hermanos legt, einer der wenigen Herstellerbetriebe, der weiterhin in einheimischem Besitz ist, 100 % Palomino Fino, RZ 6 g, mehr als dreißig Jahre lang in ältesten Soleras (Eichenfässern) ausgebaut und ohne Florhefe gereift, dunkle Mahagonifarbe, würzig, kräftig, — 10 years ago

Bastien Gérard

8.9

Extremely rich sweet coffee and dark chocolate — 10 years ago

Katie Exton

9.4

Almond oil, sultanas, burnt butter, salty, bags of acidity,wood smoke. Damn tasty-half btl not enough — 11 years ago

Nikki Harding

9.3

Usually not a sweet wine person, but this was yummy.... — 12 years ago

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