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

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

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

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

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

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.