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Equipo Navazos : #44 La Bota de Vino Blanco "Florpower" MMX 2010
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91 Points - Wine Advocate
"According to the website, it is one Luis Gutierrez who came up with the term: "Florpower." As stated on the label in Roman numerals, Lot 44 La Bota de Vino Blanco MMX "Florpower" comes from the 2010 vintage: unfortified Palomino from chalky Sanlucar soils that spends 32 months under flor and 8 months in sherry casks. Jesus mentioned that he did not want to risk excessive oxidation. It has a very attractive nose of beeswax, honeysuckle, smoked walnut that is clean and supremely well-focused. The palate is poised with impressive weight and presence in the mouth allied with a crisp seam of acidity: bitter lemon and dried orange peel, cloves and walnut towards the attractive, focused finish. This is a joy to behold, although I will have to ask my colleague what exactly "florpower" is and where I can buy some for myself."
"According to the website, it is one Luis Gutierrez who came up with the term: "Florpower." As stated on the label in Roman numerals, Lot 44 La Bota de Vino Blanco MMX "Florpower" comes from the 2010 vintage: unfortified Palomino from chalky Sanlucar soils that spends 32 months under flor and 8 months in sherry casks. Jesus mentioned that he did not want to risk excessive oxidation. It has a very attractive nose of beeswax, honeysuckle, smoked walnut that is clean and supremely well-focused. The palate is poised with impressive weight and presence in the mouth allied with a crisp seam of acidity: bitter lemon and dried orange peel, cloves and walnut towards the attractive, focused finish. This is a joy to behold, although I will have to ask my colleague what exactly "florpower" is and where I can buy some for myself."