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Solera was designed and built by Del Webb, and features many amenities including a large clubhouse, indoor exercise facility with a large walking track and exercise equipment, pool, spa, tennis courts, 24 hour gated security and more! Medium weight amontillado. Green and black olives; fried foods including fried chicken; moderately aged, firm cheese; slightly spicy foods like stuffed piquillo peppers; padrone peppers sauteed in olive oil and sprinkled with sea salt; vegetable stir-fry; herbed roast chicken, charcuterie.
Moderately full-bodied oloroso, palo cortado. Braised meat like beef and oxtail stew; game; mature cheese. Sweet cream. Fruit desserts like apple and pear crisp; custards like creme brulee flan; blue-veined cheeses. Weighty, unctuous and very sweet Moscatel, Pedro Ximenez. Bananas Foster; ice cream sundae; chocolate desserts; nut-based desserts like pecan pie and chocolate-covered nuts; blue-veined cheeses.
Plenty of excellent sherries can be found on the shelf. While some might seem expensive at first glance, they are relative bargains compared to most table wines. This is particularly true for bottles of oloroso and palo cortado, which can stay open for months in a cool spot. As Darrell Corti puts it: "It's open and it's waiting for you to enjoy it - not tempting you to enjoy it, since it's already open. Floral and tinged with golden currant and brine aromas in a rounder, more delicate style with a subtle grip.
Importer: De Maison Selections. A deft manzanilla with great complexity. Importer: Europvin. Importer: San Francisco Wine Exchange. This is aged manzanilla from a single vineyard near Sanlucar de Barrameda, with salty freshness but impressive mineral depth and butterscotch richness.
Importer: Classical Wines. Plenty of edge and distinction. Importer: Grape Expectations. An eloquent blast of crusty salt, toffee, copper and plump golden currant, lots of dark notes yet focused around a huge mineral presence and filigree. Refined and complex.
Clear iodine and hazelnut skin notes, with dried peach, toffee and a delicacy on the palate. Slightly woolly on the nose, with earth and mahogany notes on its finish, but plenty of bone-dry sherry tang and tension. Darker and rich for an oloroso, and aged at least seven years. Stewed raisins, brandy and chestnuts.
Beautifully warm and dry in its style, with a hint of sweet caramel. A sharper, austere tang to the nose, with almost steely presence. Less rich nutty flavors than hazelnut skin and iodine. The freshness of fino, with sea spray, salted almond, plus the depths of oloroso - toffee and apricot. Importer: CIV. Tart, leathery scents of crushed toffee candy and stones, with a molasses sweetness cut through by the sharp tang of long-aged sherry.
Instructions: Fill a mixing glass with ice. Add the rum, sherry, velvet falernum and bitters. Stir, then strain into a cocktail glass. Garnish with a ribbon of orange peel. Instructions: Place the sherry, lemon juice, triple sec and simple syrup in a mixing glass with ice. Shake vigorously for about 10 to 15 seconds and strain into an old-fashioned glass mostly filled with cracked ice.
Cover top of glass with berries. Add straw. Note: It calls for pear liqueur, which typically is at a lower proof than an eau de vie. Instructions: Combine ingredients in a cocktail shaker over ice.
Stir and strain into a chilled cocktail glass. Dominic Venegas consulted for Gitane restaurant. How sherry is made A long process from vineyard to bottle, often passing through several firms. They were selected after an extensive review process that focused on a proven history of results.
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Food was great, service was better! Music was loud and not my vibe but I can imagine some customers would like it. Service and ambience were exceptional. For the price; the food was not up to our expectations. Brunch was not actually at Solera but at a different restaurant in the hotel that honored our reservation.
There was a lot of confusion figuring out where we had to go. Once we found the new location, it was not the poolside atmosphere we had in mind. Service was very slow. The waitress spilled our drinks. My pancakes were burnt. Horrible experience. Food was great! Vibe was relaxing by the pool. Spanish music playing sealed it all.
It was a good place. Excellent music and food. And the service was great. Very nice, food was good. We ordered a bottled of champagne and enjoyed the beautiful view. Had drinks and food out by the pool. Music and service was great as well as the food.
Carlos the server was wonderful. Very accommodating!! Walked in the hotel and directed me to the doors that lead to the pool. Hostess referred to me going upstairs instead. Waited for another hostess to tell me I came to the wrong side and to go to the pool entrance again.
I went and told him what was said so he let me into the pool area. We ended up seating ourselves by the pool. We sat and waited from to You can see my frustration. Thanks for nothing. We showed up to our reservation fighting all the traffic. After being scanned for temp and given hand sanitizer tye front door guy checked my reservation. He told is where to go.
We were greeted by another guy at another door. He just said go in. We asked a waiter and he said just sit anywhere. So we sat by a table by the pool made sense because our reservation said pool side.
After 45 mins of waiting there we walked out. As we are walking out I saw a paper sitting on the podium of the guy at the door saying that Valentines day dinner was moved to another restaurant. Long story short, no dinner for us on Valentines day. Worst experience. Kitchen and wait staff were laughably unprepared for the Valentine's day dinner crowd.
With all hands on deck, it took 2 hours before our desert came out. The funny part was that our entrees still hadn't come out.
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