£23.76
Croft Original Pale Cream Sherry is a fine blend of the pale dryness of Fino and the depth of Cream sherry. It features a clean crisp taste with an aromatic sweet finish, providing a lighter alternative to traditional dark sherries. Best served chilled from the fridge, it is perfect on its own or alongside fresh fruit salads.
- Blended from Palomino grapes grown in the Jerez Superior region of Spain.
- Aged for 12-18 months in American Oak barrels after fermentation and fortification.
- Contains sulphites and is suitable for both vegetarians and vegans.
- Alcohol by volume is 17.5%, with 13.1 units per 75cl bottle.
- Produced by Gonzalez Byass, a trusted Spanish winemaker with a long history.
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Croft Original is a blend of the pale dryness of a quality Fino with the added depth and body of a Cream. The result is a sherry with a clean crisp taste and an aromatic sweet finish giving you a lighter, fresher alternative to traditional dark sherries.
Country of origin: Spain. Package type: Glass. Contains Sulphites. Brand: Croft.
Like all fine white wines, Croft should be served chilled from the fridge and is excellent on its own, alongside a fresh fruit salad or in place of a dessert wine.
Vinification details: A first gentle pressing is applied to the Palomino grapes to obtain the 'mosto yema'. After fermentation, classification and fortification the wine enters the Fino Solera, where it ages under a layer of 'flor', before being blended with pale, sweet grape musts and entering the Croft Solera. Here it ages for a further 12-18 months in American Oak barrels.
