TIO PEPE SHERRY UNA PALMA

Gonzalez Byass was founded in 1835 by Manuel Maria Gonz lez and remains in family hands today, now in the fifth and sixth generation. Founded in Jerez de la Frontera, Andalusia, in the heart of Sherry country, it is dedicated to the production of high-quality sherries. The Sherry triangle, made up of Jerez de la Frontera, El Puerto de Santa Maria and Sanlucar de Barrameda, has a unique microclimate influenced by the surrounding Atlantic Ocean and Guadalquivir and Guadalete rivers. Production is dominated by the Palomino variety, and vines are planted in the white Albariza soil, with high chalk content which is excellent for retaining moisture. These soil conditions, combined with over 3,000 hours of annual sunshine, fresh, humid breezes from the west (poniente) and warm, dry breezes from the east (levante) have formed the perfect marriage with the Palomino variety to produce an array of sherry styles. All sherries are aged following the traditional Solera system where the wines are blended in 600 liter American oak casks. Many styles are produced with distinctive characters depending on whether they have been aged under the influence of the flor (a layer of natural yeast) or as an oloroso (in contact with oxygen). Today the portfolio includes a wide range of sherries including Tio Pepe, the Superior Range and the VORS range, enological gems aged for over 30 years.

Tasting Notes:
Tio Pepe Una Palma is a limited edition 6yearold Fino A selection of only 3 casks from the oldest soleras in Gonzlez Byass This unique wine is yellow in color with hints of gold Intense and powerful on the nose with notes of yeast as well as citric, salty and mineral flavors On the palate this wine is fresh, salty and tasty The finish is persistent and balanced, reminding us of salt, hazelnut, yeast and green olives with a dry and slightly bitter aftertaste An ideal wine for aperitif Can also be enjoyed with fish, rice and pasta dishes In addition, this wine enhances the flavors of Asian cuisine Ser

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