ABOUT THE WINE
At the end of the 18th century, the busy streets of Jerez de la Frontera were proof of the bustling activity in the city, which was thriving thanks to the exports of its renowned wines. Juan Sanchez de la Torre established the foundations of the firm Sanchez Romate Hermanos, one of the few remaining wineries in the Jerez Designation of Origin which is still in the hands of local owners. Today, the wines and brandies of Sanchez Romate maintain their international spirit, with a firm commitment to expansion across the rest of the world.
TASTING NOTES
Bright yellow, with intense sourdough and nutty notes along with a whiff of olive brine, classic and precise. On the palate it's refreshing with a great blend of savoury notes with lemon freshness. A quintessential fino.
FOOD PAIRING
A great accompaniment to Spanish olives and Marcona almonds, or grilled Jumbo Prawns.
FRIARWOOD SAYS
Sherry is a good alternative to wine if you like bigger bolder flavours.
At the end of the 18th century, the busy streets of Jerez de la Frontera were proof of the bustling activity in the city, which was thriving thanks to the exports of its renowned wines. Juan Sanchez de la Torre established the foundations of the firm Sanchez Romate Hermanos, one of the few remaining wineries in the Jerez Designation of Origin which is still in the hands of local owners. Today, the wines and brandies of Sanchez Romate maintain their international spirit, with a firm commitment to expansion across the rest of the world.
TASTING NOTES
Bright yellow, with intense sourdough and nutty notes along with a whiff of olive brine, classic and precise. On the palate it's refreshing with a great blend of savoury notes with lemon freshness. A quintessential fino.
FOOD PAIRING
A great accompaniment to Spanish olives and Marcona almonds, or grilled Jumbo Prawns.
FRIARWOOD SAYS
Sherry is a good alternative to wine if you like bigger bolder flavours.