Sweet wine

A traditional Oloroso. "Oloroso" (from the Spanish Olor, odour, aroma) refers to a type of Sherry that is very fragrant and well matured.

The word 'amontillado' refers to the colour of the wines produced in Montilla, near Cordoba (the cradle of the oxidative PX). This wine begins its ageing under the 'flor" (a veil of yeasts) then finishes it in the oxidative mode. Hence its distinctive color And this is undoubtedly a traditional Amontillado.

Fino is the aperitif sherry par excellence. It has some of the character of Manzanilla, due to the estate's position along the banks of the Guadelete. For geographical reasons, however, the term Manzanilla cannot be used.

Fino is the aperitif sherry par excellence. It has some of the character of Manzanilla, due to the estate's position along the banks of the Guadelete. For geographical reasons, however, the term Manzanilla cannot be used.

For years, Marivi has tried to make a noble wine with natural residual sugar. 2010 was the first vintage with which she succeeded.

Delicious sweetness from the south of Spain: Córdoba, Spain's hottest city, where fantastic sweet Pedro Ximénez is blended with an Oloroso. This sublime sweet Cream sherry is the result.

Rey Santo Semidulce was made in 2010 for the first time.