Barbadillo Fino /
750 ml Palomino Jerez, Spain non-vintage
Barbadillo Fino / is a dry, light-bodied fortified from Palomino (Sherry, Spain), in the fortified style. Acidity is gentle; oak influence is some. Good with Spanish tapas, aperitif, cheese board, blue cheese.
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£15.75
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Taste profile
inferred · confidence 0.45
sweetness
1 / 5
dry
Palomino prior
body
2 / 5
light
Palomino prior
acidity
2 / 5
gentle
Palomino prior
oak
3 / 5
some
Palomino prior
Estimates by WineGenie, not the merchant's or a critic's words. Built from the grape's typical profile, the appellation, terms in the name and the merchant's description. How this works.
Facts
Style
Fortified
rules-v1
Colour
Fortified
merchant feed
Origin
Sherry · Jerez · Spain
inferred from Sherry
Grapes
Palomino
appellation rule
ABV
not stated by merchant
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Farming
not stated
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Vegan
not stated
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Critic score
none
merchant feed
Drinking window
not stated
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Decant
not stated
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Food
inferred from grape and style
Occasions
after dinner · christmas
inferred
About Palomino
Typical aromas: neutral; green apple, almond, bread dough under flor. Serve at 6–8 °C. Grape page.
knowledge base
Typical for Palomino · knowledge base
Sweetness
bone dryluscious
Body
lightfull
Acidity
lowhigh
Oak
noneheavy
Alcohol
lowhigh
Typical for the variety; not a measurement of this bottle.
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Merchant's description
Barbadillo’s Finos are more Manzanilla-like in style, but are aged in Bodegas with less exposure to the cooling sea breezes. The flor in the barrels grows vigorously in these cellars so the wine is a little more nutty and toasty than the more appley and yeasty Manzanillas of Sanlucar. Barbadillo
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