Damaged Labels Delgado Dry Oloroso Sherry, Jerez, Xeres, Spain
$11.99
Regular price $9.0025% off all bottles (in this collection only!) with damaged labels.Damage varies between the bottle's label taring and/or wine staining. Wines From Italy has made these products available to the public for purchase at a discounted price.
Dry Oloroso – Dry Oloroso sherry is one of two basic sherry styles (Fino is the other), which is its own sherry style or may be used to produce other sherry styles (Medium Oloroso and Cream). Produced from full bodied must that is fortified to more than 17% alcohol, which is too high to allow Flor to grow, the casks are then filled 100%, and the sherry ages under its own natural fermentation. The Atlantic influence and Sanlucar’s unique microclimate combine to increase the acidity.
Description: Amber or light mahogany color; walnut aroma; dry, complex, crisp, rich, nutty, yet smooth flavor; full body, long finish.
Wine Ratings:
90 Points – International Wine Review
89 Points – Wine Spectator
87 Points – Wine Enthusiast
87 Points Best Buy – Tastings Magazine
25% off all bottles (in this collection only!) with damaged labels.Damage varies between the bottle's label taring and/or wine staining. Wines From Italy has made these products available to the public for purchase at a discounted price.
Dry Oloroso – Dry Oloroso sherry is one of two basic sherry styles (Fino is the other), which is its own sherry style or may be used to produce other sherry styles (Medium Oloroso and Cream). Produced from full bodied must that is fortified to more than 17% alcohol, which is too high to allow Flor to grow, the casks are then filled 100%, and the sherry ages under its own natural fermentation. The Atlantic influence and Sanlucar’s unique microclimate combine to increase the acidity.
Description: Amber or light mahogany color; walnut aroma; dry, complex, crisp, rich, nutty, yet smooth flavor; full body, long finish.
Wine Ratings:
90 Points – International Wine Review
89 Points – Wine Spectator
87 Points – Wine Enthusiast
87 Points Best Buy – Tastings Magazine
Damaged Labels Delgado Dry Oloroso Sherry, Jerez, Xeres, Spain
$11.99
Regular price $9.0025% off all bottles (in this collection only!) with damaged labels.Damage varies between the bottle's label taring and/or wine staining. Wines From Italy has made these products available to the public for purchase at a discounted price.
Dry Oloroso – Dry Oloroso sherry is one of two basic sherry styles (Fino is the other), which is its own sherry style or may be used to produce other sherry styles (Medium Oloroso and Cream). Produced from full bodied must that is fortified to more than 17% alcohol, which is too high to allow Flor to grow, the casks are then filled 100%, and the sherry ages under its own natural fermentation. The Atlantic influence and Sanlucar’s unique microclimate combine to increase the acidity.
Description: Amber or light mahogany color; walnut aroma; dry, complex, crisp, rich, nutty, yet smooth flavor; full body, long finish.
Wine Ratings:
90 Points – International Wine Review
89 Points – Wine Spectator
87 Points – Wine Enthusiast
87 Points Best Buy – Tastings Magazine
25% off all bottles (in this collection only!) with damaged labels.Damage varies between the bottle's label taring and/or wine staining. Wines From Italy has made these products available to the public for purchase at a discounted price.
Dry Oloroso – Dry Oloroso sherry is one of two basic sherry styles (Fino is the other), which is its own sherry style or may be used to produce other sherry styles (Medium Oloroso and Cream). Produced from full bodied must that is fortified to more than 17% alcohol, which is too high to allow Flor to grow, the casks are then filled 100%, and the sherry ages under its own natural fermentation. The Atlantic influence and Sanlucar’s unique microclimate combine to increase the acidity.
Description: Amber or light mahogany color; walnut aroma; dry, complex, crisp, rich, nutty, yet smooth flavor; full body, long finish.
Wine Ratings:
90 Points – International Wine Review
89 Points – Wine Spectator
87 Points – Wine Enthusiast
87 Points Best Buy – Tastings Magazine