Vanish
A very good quality for the price. I enjoy keeping a bottle open for a post dessert treat.
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The nose is a sophisticated interplay of roasted nuts, dried apricots, and a whisper of saline minerality, characteristic of its Andalusian origin.



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Based on 12 customer reviews.
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Vanish
A very good quality for the price. I enjoy keeping a bottle open for a post dessert treat.
Tumelo Purti
Don't even cook with it, it's a complete waste of time and resources. It's a useless, overhyped, and overpriced product that fails to deliver on its promises. It's a lemon, plain and simple.
Kasaundra
I'm on the hunt for a reliable, everyday Sherry that consistently delivers on its promise. in contrast New York Sherry is an affordable option, it falls short in terms of dimension and complexity. I'm exploring a Sherry that better captures the essence of Sherry, with a more nuanced character and a richer finish.
Based on 12 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Vanish
A very good quality for the price. I enjoy keeping a bottle open for a post dessert treat.
Tumelo Purti
Don't even cook with it, it's a complete waste of time and resources. It's a useless, overhyped, and overpriced product that fails to deliver on its promises. It's a lemon, plain and simple.
Kasaundra
I'm on the hunt for a reliable, everyday Sherry that consistently delivers on its promise. in contrast New York Sherry is an affordable option, it falls short in terms of dimension and complexity. I'm exploring a Sherry that better captures the essence of Sherry, with a more nuanced character and a richer finish.
Taylor Dry Sherry is appreciated for its versatility in cooking and as a dessert wine, with nutty and fruity flavors. While some enjoy its rich, smooth texture and cost-effectiveness, others criticize its strong alcohol content and lack of complexity for sipping. It's often recommended for culinary use rather than standalone drinking.
Taylor Dry Sherry presents a luminous amber hue, inviting exploration into its intricate aromatic profile. The nose is a sophisticated interplay of roasted nuts, dried apricots, and a whisper of saline minerality, characteristic of its Andalusian origin. On the palate, it unfolds with a dry, medium-bodied structure, showcasing a harmonious balance between its brisk acidity and nutty richness. Subtle notes of caramel and a hint of orange zest add depth, leading to a lingering, elegantly dry finish. This sherry exemplifies the classic style of a Fino, offering both complexity and refreshment, ideal for pairing with tapas or enjoyed on its own.
We are 50+ wine professionals (sommeliers, buyers, MW candidates) across the US, UK, France, Greece, Italy, and beyond. We review wines via blind tastings with a standardized rubric, using both 100-point and 5-star scales.Same varietal, different acclaimed regions