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(manzanilla) these wines are light bodied, bone dry and low in acidity. typical aromas and flavours include, almonds, yeast, toast, chamomile, savoury notes, citrus, ripe apple and lemon peel. manzillas are often regarded as tasting slightly saltier due to them being aged by the sea. best served chilled
. amontillado this style is richer and nuttier than a fino but lighter than an oloroso, and benefits from being served lightly chilled. typical flavours that you would find in these wines are almonds, dried fruit, woody notes, caramel, orange peel, and burnt marmalade. palo cortado often regarded as...
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tropical sun, not a lot of crops grow here and the variety of species at km from the nearest mainland has always been somewhat limited. even today, however, it is not possible to farm much in this climate and most of what you find in the supermarkets (including dairy produce, cereals, meat, fruit and vegetables
mingle amongst the roulottes serving crêpes bretonnes, pizza, raw fish in its many variants but, above all, chinese food and steak & fries - a real obsession. our favourites are la roule rouge creperie, try the generously filled savoury version (there is nothing french about it once meat, eggs and vegetables...
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