Los Arcos is a beautiful amontillado that offers something to both fans of dry aged sherry, and fans of tawny port. ...

Fantastic value this lovely wine that has lots of complexity. It is a classic amontillado with its nutty almond,...

Superb complexity, with typical amontillado character including nutty, dried yeast, caramelized almonds and cured ham...

A remarkable amontillado, impeccably balanced, fully worth its price, whose oxidative notes (hazelnut, almond, some...

The amontillado is an aged fino - hence its orange color - and having lost its veil, its flor. The wine seems all the...

Such an incredibly complex bottle of wine! Roasted nuts, caramel, iodine, and a hint of orange peel on the nose. Medium bodied, lovely silky smooth texture, and a well-balanced finish with the lovely acidity intermingling with the sweetness. This wine begs being paired with olives and serrano ham. Tasted November 2012

Great value in this Amontillado Sherry. A lovely caramel colour and a complex nose that is essentially nutty but with notes of buttery caramel, creme brulee, marmalade, coffee and fig. The palate is viscous, salty with excellent length. Essentially dry but with a vague molasses-like kiss of sweetness. A touch hot on the finish but not overly so. Feb. 2016.

Great Value. Aromas of caramel coated apple, toasted almond, lemon, raisin, and green olive. Brine and a hint of clove add to these on the palate. Hint of alcohol heat and a long finish.

Medium in intensiry on the nose, this is a great dry Sherry for those who want a little less bracing notes than a Fino.

Toasted hazelnut, orange zest, brioche, butterscotch, tobacco and a hint of leather.

Dry with caramel and walnut on the palate, unsweetened orange marmalade, old wood notes linger through the medium+ finish.

Amazing value.