So viscous that you need to drink it with a spoon. Syrup-like with loads prunes, black dates, licorice syrup and melted chocolate. This is not a PX you’d “drink,” but rather “chew” on the palate. An extremely viscous, concentrated expression of the style, and one that will leave you speechless, too. Open to savor with a spoon, give it a shot and then go for the best ice cream you can find. Drink now.

There is a big jump in concentration and density in the 2004 Pedro Ximénez de Sacristía, and looking at the analytical data, it's also the one with more sugar and acidity, so something happened here... It's really dark and dense, oily, notably different from the 2006 that is only two years younger. It has more depth and complexity, the aromas feel less sweet, and the bitter notes appear—roasted coffee, bitter chocolate... 582 half bottles were filled in 2017. - LG