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• 02 / 08 / 2009

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Beyond its quality, which many local sommeliers ponder, this wine had its success guaranteed when it was named after the famous folksinger whose double sense compositions and serious face made people hilarious.

Faustino Oramas, known as El Guayabero, was deemed the King of doublé sense and for many fans to perpetúate his legacy in a red, sweet wine, is to do him a magnificent and just homage.

In the central hub Periquera, representative of this Eastern Cuban city where he was frequently seen until his demise, the new nectar stands out from the rest presented at the fair Expo-Science 2009.

To remember him and please the palate at the same time, this new wine was born after his demise at 95 years of age, when considered a national symbol, loved by his people. This calls for a toast.

(PL)