Xot – Vinyes dels Aspres
Price range: 15,90 € through 95,40 € VAT included
This wine has spent seven months in French oak barrels. In the mouth, it has a constant acidity and persistent spicy notes, such as cinnamon, clove and a touch of star anise. The palate is powerful and long.
Additional information
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Quantity | Bottle, Pack of six |
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