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"Readers looking for something more weighty, sweeter, and provocative should check out the non-vintage East India Solera. A blend of soleras averaging 15 to 50 years of age, it boasts a dark amber color as well as a huge nose of melted toffee, caramel, figs and prunes. This over-the-top yet surprisingly vibrant (because of good acidity) effor is best drunk as dessert at the end of a meal." - Robert Parker, 94 points

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