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Tres Hombres brought this delicious Ilha Do Pico Lajido Superior 2003 from the Azores. It is a true treasure to enjoy. This special liqueur wine has matured for no less than 4 years in American oak barrels. The secret behind its deep golden color and its remarkably intense, warm and dry taste is the addition of wine brandy.
This very special generous wine comes in a direct line of the famous Verdelho. This bore the name Pico Iscland after the most refined tables in America and Europe. It is a creation that honors with a modern look, while its essence and richness are as authentic as in past times, with unmistakable personality that no oenological treatment could ever imitate.
In a location that has earned the honorable classification of UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, this wine takes its unique character from the volcanic soil in which it matures, its proximity to the sea and the careful production process. This makes it unparalleled in the world of liqueur wines.
This liqueur wine is appreciated at any time of the day, whether served as an aperitif or as a finale. With every sip you taste the clarity, deep color and dryness that result from the volcanic forces generated by the majestic Mount Pico.
Furthermore, this wine is transported via a sailing cargo ship. This is a conscious choice to reduce our combined emissions of environmentally harmful substances. This ecological approach is deeply rooted in our commitment to sustainability and the preservation of our beautiful planet. By choosing our products, you contribute to our sustainable initiative. Our products are all high-quality, organic and artisanal delicacies from honest producers. This enhances the flavor and value of every experience.
Are you curious about other special wines transported by the Fairtransport fleet, similar to this Ilha Do Pico Lajido Superior 2003? Then click here.
€ 21,75
Tres Hombres brought this delicious Ilha Do Pico Lajido Superior 2003 from the Azores. It is a true treasure to enjoy. This special liqueur wine has matured for no less than 4 years in American oak barrels. The secret behind its deep golden color and its remarkably intense, warm and dry taste is the addition of wine brandy.
This very special generous wine comes in a direct line of the famous Verdelho. This bore the name Pico Iscland after the most refined tables in America and Europe. It is a creation that honors with a modern look, while its essence and richness are as authentic as in past times, with unmistakable personality that no oenological treatment could ever imitate.
In a location that has earned the honorable classification of UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, this wine takes its unique character from the volcanic soil in which it matures, its proximity to the sea and the careful production process. This makes it unparalleled in the world of liqueur wines.
This liqueur wine is appreciated at any time of the day, whether served as an aperitif or as a finale. With every sip you taste the clarity, deep color and dryness that result from the volcanic forces generated by the majestic Mount Pico.
Furthermore, this wine is transported via a sailing cargo ship. This is a conscious choice to reduce our combined emissions of environmentally harmful substances. This ecological approach is deeply rooted in our commitment to sustainability and the preservation of our beautiful planet. By choosing our products, you contribute to our sustainable initiative. Our products are all high-quality, organic and artisanal delicacies from honest producers. This enhances the flavor and value of every experience.
Are you curious about other special wines transported by the Fairtransport fleet, similar to this Ilha Do Pico Lajido Superior 2003? Then click here.
| Weight | 1,16 kg |
|---|---|
| Content | 50cl |
| Alcohol | 17.5% vol |
| Region | Azores |
| Transportation | 2021 |
| Ship | Tres Hombres |
We are not allowed to sell alcohol to people under 18 years. Please verify that you are 18 years or older.
Your orders will be delivered through our partner liquor store:
Beatrixstraat 13A
1781 EL Den Helder
the Netherlands
