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This wine is produced from raisins of Pedro Ximenez grape variety, of a black almost impenetrable color with iodized and mahogan highlights, brilliant. It is elegant with raisins and other much more complex aromas from maturation [exotic wood, coffee, cacao,...] The taste has a great structure in the mouth, thick powerful and smooth, warm, wide elegant and extremely long hints of dried fruits as an after-taste.

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