We are facing two unique wines from Bodegas Cota 45, the personal project of winemaker Ramiro Ibáñez, one of the greatest defenders of the biological and territorial identity of the Marco de Jerez. Agosto Cortado 2018 • Type: White wine with mixed aging (flower veil and oxidative). • Variety: 100% Palomino Fino. • Origin: Selected vineyards of albariza of the Miraflores La Baja payment (Sanlúcar). • Elaboration: Spontaneous fermentation and aging for about 30 months in old boots without fortification, under veil and then with slight oxidation. • Profile: It combines the biological notes of yeast and fine nuts with saline intensity and structure. Balanced, elegant and of great mineral precision. • Inspiration: It recovers the "cut" style, a historical category between fine and amontillado, largely disappeared in the 20th century. Agostado Raya 2016 • Type: Organic oxidative aging wine, natural evolution of the "ray" style. • Variety: Palomino Fino. • Origin: Also from albariza soils (mainly payment of Miraflores). • Elaboration: After an initial aging under a veil, the wine evolves naturally to an oxidative phase (without fortification), preserving freshness but with greater density and aromatic complexity. • Profile: Aromas of nuts, candied orange, dried flowers and saline notes. Structured mouth, dry, with persistent iodized sensation. • Inspiration: It reflects the historical character of the "vinhos rayas", wines that once served as a base for amontillados or palos cortados. Both are part of the Agostado collection, which seeks to recover traditional styles of Jerez wines prior to modern fortification, showing how the vineyard, soil and natural aging defined the wine before the oenological intervention.