Sherry

A fantastic gift for a sherry lover or a wine student!

Contains 6 different Sherry Wines.

• Tio Pepe Fino Muy Seco, 50ml, 15%
• Cristina Medium Sherry, 50ml, 17.5%
• Viña AB 12 Year Old Amontillado Seco Sherry, 50ml, 16.5%
• Alfonso Oloroso Seco Sherry, 50ml, 18%
• Nectar Pedro Ximénez Dulce Sherry, 50ml, 15%
• Solera 1847 Cream Sherry, 50ml, 18%

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

Grapes:Palomino 

ABV: 15% - 18%

Made from 75% Palomino grape, blended with Pedro Ximènez. Dark mahogany in colour it is velvety soft on the palate conjuring flavours of dried figs and raisins, with a toffee finish.

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

Grapes: 75% Palomino 25% Pedro Ximenez

ABV: 18%

An alternative vanilla ice cream sauce! Super-sweet, raisined goodness, we love this stuff....

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

Grapes: Pedro Ximenez

ABV: 15%

Stunning Palo Cortado style sherry from Gonzalez Byass. Made from Amontillado sherry, ageing for 12 years before bottling to create a delicately sweet and nutty wine. Drink chilled as an aperitif or with food.

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

Grapes: Palomino

ABV: 20%

Finished in Matusalém casks using only Palomino grapes and is aged for 12 years in Fino casks within a Solera system, where it develops a rich, unctuous profile full of ripe berries, sweet  spices and vanilla oak.

ABV: 36%

Essentially, this is an aged fino style sherry...dry, saline, slightly oaky and nutty. Delicious.

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

Grapes: Palomino

ABV: 16.5%

Rich and dry with a nutty character, with a generous 30 years of maturation in oak adding layers of complexity and flavour.

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

Grapes: Palomino

ABV: 21.5%

Tastes like blended alcoholic sweet-raisins - one of the most amazing sweet dessert wines.

Reaches the parts other PX’s can’t! Voted ‘Best Sweet Fortified’ at the 2019 Wines from Spain Awards. Contains all the drama and intensity you would expect from a 20 year old plus, 500g/l sugar PX, and you can drink it too. There is coffee, liquorice, sweet tobacco, prunes, figs, raisins, tea and a dozen other fleeting scents with a surprising lightness and delicacy. An incredible, seductive, luscious and wonderful to drink sherry.

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

ABV: 15%

Grapes: Pedro Ximenez

From one of the most highly regarded Sherry producers in the region. One of the wine worlds best value regions.

Tangy, zesty flavours of green apple and citrus followed with the classic yeasty, bready notes of Sherry. Enjoy it as a refreshing aperitif on a hot day, or as the locals do along side some mixed tapas such as prawns, jamon, garlic clams and piemento padron.

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

ABV: 15%

Grapes: Palomino Fino

Fernando de Castilla's Vermut is made with a combination of Oloroso and Pedro Ximenez sherries, with 27 botanicals. Sweet and full-bodied yet silky smooth with an excellent balance of bitterness – great with ice and soda.

Tangy, zesty flavours of green apple and citrus followed with the classic yeasty, bready and saline notes of Manzanilla. Enjoy it as a refreshing aperitif on a hot day, or as the locals do along side some mixed tapas such as prawns, jamon, garlic clams and padron peppers.

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

ABV: 15%

Grapes: Palomino Fino

Manzanilla is a style of Fino sherry originating from the port of Sanlúcar de Barrameda where the close proximitiy to the sea and the high humidity contribute to a stronger growth of flor. Made from 100% Palomino, this Manzanillia spent 8 years going through the criaderas and solera system under flor. A lovely pale straw colour, this wine has a pronounced nose of almonds with hints of white peach and distinctive aromas of flor. The palate is light and dry with salty, nutty flavours which are perfectly balanced by a restrained citrus acidity and a pleasant bitterness that lingers on the finish.

Classic, sweet, complex from 30 years in a cask, deep mahogany colour, rich, nutty and dried fig flavours. 

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

Grapes: Palomino and Pedro Ximenez

ABV: 20.5%

Palo cortado is a special type of sherry that starts its life and maturation under protective flor, destined to become a fino or amontillado.

Partway through the maturation it loses its veil of flor and begins oxidative ageing as an oloroso sherry would.

This combined maturation results in a wine with some of the richness of oloroso and some of the freshness of amontillado. It is a rare beverage though as just 1 to 2% of the grapes pressed for sherry naturally develop into palo cortado.

A very full-flavoured sherry with fruit intensity and concentration on the nose and palate. Lots of dried fruit with light toffee sweetness and oak caramel. Delicious!

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

Grapes: Palomino and Pedro Ximenez

ABV: 20%

Food Match:

Truly awesome! The awesomeness of which will set any sherry aficionados taste buds trembling.

A fine rare wine, which combines the pure tangy nuttiness of Amontillado with the smooth smoky richness of Oloroso in an elegant complex style.

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

ABV: 20%

Grapes: Palomino

Bodegas Rey Fernando de Castilla is located in the historic centre of Jerez. Its story began with the aristocratic Andrada-Vanderwilde family, who for two centuries provided grapes and wine for the production of sherry in the area. In 1972 Fernando Andrada-Vanderwilde took over some old sherry cellars and brandy soleras from a couple of local bodegas, and changed the name of the company from Fernando III to Fernando de Castilla.

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

Grapes: 

ABV: 19%

The coastal town of El Puerto de Santa María enjoys mild weather all year round. This has a crucial influence on finos aged therein since the flor grows in ideal environmental conditions. This fino, selected for its tipicity and genuineness, is aged under “flor” in American oak casks for 5 years and bottled without any treatment.

Country: Spain

Region: El Puerto de Santa María

ABV: 15%

Grapes: Palomino Fino

A rich amber colour. Fascinatingly complex with a light Christmas pudding nose of dried fruits, nuts, and a well flambéed crust. The rich concentrated flavours and tangy acidity are softened by a sweetness on the palate which brings it all together in a wonderfully balanced way.

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

ABV: 15%

Grapes: Palomino Fino 80% and Pedro Ximenez 20%

Food match: Christmas Pud!

An extraordinarily fine, complex and sophisticated drink. Beautiful shining amber colour, fascinatingly complex raisined, nutty, tangy nose and a flavour displaying layer upon layer of deliciously plump sensations on the way.

Grapes are sourced from Fernando de Castilla's partners vineyards in the Jerez district. The soil type is Albariza. Picking takes place in early September. This Amontillado began life as a Fino. It spent 3 years under flor yeasts at 15%, but was then re-fortified to 17% abv and introduced to an Amontillado Solera - without flor and therefore exposed to air. It spends approximately 5 years in this solera.

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

ABV: 17%

Grapes: Palomino Fino

Bodegas Rey Fernando de Castilla is located in the historic centre of Jerez. Its story began with the aristocratic Andrada-Vanderwilde family, who for two centuries provided grapes and wine for the production of sherry in the area. In 1972 Fernando Andrada-Vanderwilde took over some old sherry cellars and brandy soleras from a couple of local bodegas, and changed the name of the company from Fernando III to Fernando de Castilla.

Tastes like blended alcoholic sweet-raisins - one of the most amazing sweet dessert wines. Pair with strong hard cheese or pour over vanilla ice cream for a decadent dessert.

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

ABV: 15%

Grapes: Pedro Ximenez

Very pure and classic attributes, fine polished and beautifully crafted. Quite earthy and masculine. Very dry and aromatic with walnut, spices and orange peel notes.

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

ABV: 20%

Grapes: Palomino Fino

Bodegas Rey Fernando de Castilla is located in the historic centre of Jerez. Its story began with the aristocratic Andrada-Vanderwilde family, who for two centuries provided grapes and wine for the production of sherry in the area. In 1972 Fernando Andrada-Vanderwilde took over some old sherry cellars and brandy soleras from a couple of local bodegas, and changed the name of the company from Fernando III to Fernando de Castilla.

Grapes are sourced from Fernando de Castilla's partners vineyards in the Jerez district. The soil type is Albariza. Picking takes place in early September. Oloroso typically comes from the second pressing of the grapes or the coarser wines. This wine does not spend any of its life under flor and is fortified in the February after harvest to 18% abv. This is then added to the first Criadera of the Oloroso Solera. The Antique Oloroso is bottled without blending, cold stabilization or filtration of any kind in order to preserve the subtlety, purity and distinctive aromas. On average this wine is 20 years old.

This Sherry is straw-coloured - darker than a normal fino as it has not been carbon-filtered. The aroma is yeasty with notes of apples and almonds. Intensely nutty and savoury on the palate with a distinct character of fresh bread and a salty tang. Dry, with a bitter twist. Best enjoyed at 6-8 degrees C.

Country: Spain

Region: Jerez

ABV: 15%

Grapes: Palomino Fino