Boom
My initial foray into the world of dry sherry was a disappointing start, as I find myself drawn to the sweeter counterpart, rather than the drier alternative.
Voss Expert tasting note
Pale straw in hue, it opens with a delicate bouquet of chamomile, sea breeze, and subtle almond notes, indicative of its meticulous biological aging under flor.
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Boom
My initial foray into the world of dry sherry was a disappointing start, as I find myself drawn to the sweeter counterpart, rather than the drier alternative.
Jesselle
Nuanced exploration of Spanish Sherry, with understated differences in style evident throughout. Floral and olive hints are present, notably in this particular bottle. Paired well with salty foods, this wine is a captivating accompaniment to a variety of flavors. With 15% alcohol and a pale lemon color, it has a medium+ intensity nose and a dry, light body. The suggestions of almond, saline, and oil-cured black olive are well-balanced and lingering, with a long linger length. (2021)
Yaezo Faenzi
The scent of the ocean brings a mild yet invigorating essence to the palate, tempered by a trace of brightness that cuts through the richness of the dish. A crisp, dry finale that pairs well with seafood and oysters, making it a versatile pairing for this particular cuisine.
Based on 25 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Boom
My initial foray into the world of dry sherry was a disappointing start, as I find myself drawn to the sweeter counterpart, rather than the drier alternative.
Jesselle
Nuanced exploration of Spanish Sherry, with understated differences in style evident throughout. Floral and olive hints are present, notably in this particular bottle. Paired well with salty foods, this wine is a captivating accompaniment to a variety of flavors. With 15% alcohol and a pale lemon color, it has a medium+ intensity nose and a dry, light body. The suggestions of almond, saline, and oil-cured black olive are well-balanced and lingering, with a long linger length. (2021)
Yaezo Faenzi
The scent of the ocean brings a mild yet invigorating essence to the palate, tempered by a trace of brightness that cuts through the richness of the dish. A crisp, dry finale that pairs well with seafood and oysters, making it a versatile pairing for this particular cuisine.
Lustau Jerez-Xeres-Sherry Puerto Fino is praised for its dry, crisp nature with prominent notes of almonds, olives, and yeast. While some appreciate its complexity and pairing versatility with seafood, others find it lacking in sweetness and strength. The wine's saline and citrus undertones, along with a long, satisfying finish, are frequently highlighted, making it a sophisticated choice for sherry enthusiasts.
This Puerto Fino sherry from Lustau exemplifies the quintessential characteristics of a classic Fino. Pale straw in hue, it opens with a delicate bouquet of chamomile, sea breeze, and subtle almond notes, indicative of its meticulous biological aging under flor. On the palate, it is bone-dry and elegantly structured, with a saline minerality that underscores its maritime origin. The crisp acidity is seamlessly integrated, enhancing the nuanced flavors of green olives and citrus zest. The finish is remarkably clean and persistent, leaving a lingering impression of briny finesse. An exemplary Fino, perfect for pairing with tapas or seafood.
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