Gutierrez Colosia Pedro Ximnez | 375ML

Sherry: Gutierrez Colosia Pedro Ximnez | 375ML

A rich, syrupy Pedro Ximnez from Gutierrez Colosia. Like boiled down date and walnut cake, this stuff is absolutely divine.

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Size: 375ML

Proof: 34 (17%ABV)

Origin: Spain

Distillery: Gutierrez Colosia

A rich, syrupy Pedro Ximnez from Gutierrez Colosia. Like boiled down date and walnut cake, this stuff is absolutely divine.

Gutierrez Colosia Pedro Ximnez | 375ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Offering up rich notes of dried figs, raisins, honey, molasses and Christmas cake spices.

Palate: A very pleasant, rich and smooth taste in the mouth.

Finish: A very long finish.

Distillery Information

Since 1838, Gutierrez Colosia has been situated in the mouth of the river Guadalete in the town of El Puerto de Santa Maria. The quality of the Gutirrez Colosa wines is guaranteed by careful ageing through a process known as criaderas y soleras, following the regions tradition. The Gutirrez Colosa wines are produced in bodegas, or wine cellars, with an architectural style known as Nave Cathedral or cathedral like warehouse. These are buildings of significant height and numerous arcs which allow for a better exposure of the wines to the influence of the special climate of the Region. The Gutirrez Colosa Bodegas are heirs to a long viticulture and wine producing tradition. Their first Bodega was built in 1838 and it has been preserved almost as such to this day. After different ownership, it was acquired by Mr. Jos Gutirrez Dosal in the 1920s, the late great grandfather of this last generation of the Gutirrez Colosa family. In 1969, the Gutirrez Colosa family bought the ruins of the Palace of the Count of Cumbrehermosa -Cargador de Indias, which also included a wine cellar. Upon these ruins two additional cellars were built. In 1997, Gutierrez Colosia made the transition from almacenista to bottling their own sherries.