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Lustau Dry Amontillado Los Arcos Sherry NV
- Winery:
- Lustau
- Varietal:
- Palamino
- Region:
- Spain
- Type:
- White Wine
- UPC:
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This sherry with a bright copper color has a nose and flavors of toasted almonds, salt, dates and wood. It is beautifully balanced with a tangy acidity. Traditionally served before a meal with assorted salty appetizers and cheeses, it would also be wonderful dropped in a thick soup for added flavor.
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