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Manzanilla

Sherry Manzanilla

Tasting Notes

Clean and brilliant, displays a beautiful straw color. Crisp and very fresh green apple and grass aromas interwoven with almond notes and a subtle salty finish that evokes the sea. Dry, very delicate and elegant finish.

Varieties

A selection of the finest Palomino grapes from the best Pagos of the Sherry Triangle.

Technical Notes

The Palomino grapes are gently harvested by hand and carried in small boxes to avoid damages to the grapes. Then, they are softly pressed, followed by fermentation at a controlled temperature of 24ºC/75ºF. Once the wine achieves 11%-12% vol., wine spirit is added up to 15% vol. The fortified wine is then transferred to 500 liter American oak casks, where ages for 3.5 years average through the unique system of Soleras, in Sanlucar de Barrameda. Thanks to a perfect combination of humidity and temperature, a layer of yeasts develops covering the wine surface, Flor. This unique, natural process keeps the wine freshness, avoiding oxidation, and gives its marvellous and distinctive flavours.

Food Pairing

Temperature is key to enjoy Osborne Manzanilla. Serve it chilled or very chilled. Delightful as an aperitif, it will also reach its best accompanying Iberico ham, or any kind of shellfish. Splendid with a simple plate of salted and toasted almonds or olives.

Awards
90

Vintage - 1998

90

Vintage - 1999

Cocktails

Sherry Spritz

Equal parts Osborne Fino or Manzanilla Sherry
Sprite


Serve on the rocks with mint and lemon. Make a pitcher of it…. It will not stick around long!

Bloody Maria

Make a bloody Mary, but use equal parts Bloody Mary mix of your choice and Osborne Manzanilla Sherry.
Garnish with lemon and olives.


The slight saltiness of the Manzanilla is perfect for this brunch classic.