Abelis Carthago Fighting Bull Toro - 2016 (750ml) Nero d'Avola Always somewhat atypical (which I

Always somewhat atypical (which I suspect will be the case with the more modern day 2003)

citrus and coconut on nose and palate

The resulting spirit is nothing like we have ever tasted – unmistakably lime and endlessly complex

but it appears to be an outstanding Cheval Blanc with an enthralling smoky

Abelis Carthago Fighting Bull Toro - 2016 (750ml) Nero d'Avola Always somewhat atypical (which IThe color of blueberry pie, this wine has a bouquet of black currant, clove and violet. A frame of sturdy tannins supports flavors of black plum, cassis, anisette and dark chocolate. The tannins steadily lessen in impact, dropping off into a chocolate and espresso bean finish. Wine Enthusiast 92 points