G. Colosia Oloroso Sangre y Trabajadero Mexico Zero reflects the Tarlant emphasis

Zero reflects the Tarlant emphasis on unadorned terroir

The majority of the vineyards are over 40 years old

The "Royal Seyssel" label (originally called "Royal Carte Bleue")

lemon peel and fresh cut grass

A winner after dinner and a champ at settling stomachs

G. Colosia Oloroso Sangre y Trabajadero Mexico Zero reflects the Tarlant emphasisVarietal Blend: 100% Palomino Farming: Lutte Raisonne Aging: Solera aged for 12 years Alcohol: 15% Vine Age: 10 60 years old Yeast: Indigenous Production #s: 1,800 cases The tradition of Sangre y Trabajadero goes back to the 1910s. An old cooper, whose shop was located in Puerto de Santa Marias meat market, put some of his barrels to personal use by making his own Oloroso. He would share his Oloroso with the butchers who were his neighbors and