Alvear Pedro Ximenez de Anada 2015
Product code: 00070538- Country: Spain
- Region: Andalucía
- Sub-Region: Montilla-Moriles
Warmer and further inland, Montilla is Pedro Ximenez country and the grape is used for both dry and sweet wines.
Information
- Grape variety: Pedro Ximénez
- Vintage: 2015
- Bottle Size: 37.5cl
- ABV: 17%
- Closure: Cork
Sticky sweet and full of caramel and brown sugar flavours, as well as toffee and truckloads of honey. This is rounded with notes of membrillo, the quince jelly they make in Andalucia.
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