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Leonor Palo Cortado

Fernando de Castilla Antique Fino 50 cl.

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Leonor Palo Cortado , the wine "rebel" from Jerez.
It's a fortified wine that It is reminiscent of an Amontillado on the nose and an Oloroso on the palate.
Raised with an average of 12 years in American oak casks following the criaderas and solera system.
Has the elegance of a Fino and the roundness of an Oloroso.

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CATA's notes:

It has a mahogany color with golden tones and orange edges.
A great variety of nuances stand out on the nose, harmoniously combining the characteristic notes of amontillados and Oloroso with other citrus notes, reminiscent of bitter orange, and lactic notes, like butter.
In the mouth it is balanced, with a powerful finish that sweetly passes through the mouth.

Preparation and Aging:

After fermentation and classification, the wine is fortified to 18%, and then enters the Leonor solera, where it ages for 12 years in American oak barrels, following the traditional Solera system. The wine is aged in permanent contact with air throughout the entire process, undergoing complete oxidation.

Curiosities:

The origin of the González Byass Winery It dates back to 1835 when the young Manuel María González Ángel, born in Sanlúcar de Barrameda, arrived in Jerez at the beginning of the 19th century ready to make a place for himself in the prosperous and thriving Sherry business. He saved up some savings and with the help of his uncle José Ángel de la Peña, Tío Pepe, he acquired a small winery in 1835 and began making and exporting his own wines.

After a successful start, in 1855 he decided to partner with Robert Blake Byass, his agent in England, thus creating the company. Gonzalez Byass .

Gonzalez Byass It has about 900 hectares of vineyards in the Jerez area, cultivating varieties such as Palomino Fino, Pedro Ximénez and Moscatel.

Currently, the group Gonzalez Byass , is committed to the production of quality wines and spirits also in other regions such as La Rioja, Somontano, Rías Baixas, Castilla i Catalunya.