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Gonzalez Byass Tio Pepe Fino Sherry 750ml (Pack of 1)

Gonzalez Byass Tio Pepe Fino Sherry 750ml (Pack of 1)

£14.49
£14.49
  • Crisp, Dry Fino Sherry Perfect for Tapas Pairing
  • Aged in Jerez, Spain, Using Traditional Solera System
  • 15% ABV - Refreshing and Best Served Chilled
  • EAN: 410023000031
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Product Description

Product Highlights:

  • Alcohol By Volume (ABV): 15%
  • Units: 11.3 UK Units per 750ml bottle
  • Grape Variety: Palomino
  • Serving Temperature: Serve well-chilled for optimal flavour
  • Region: Jerez, Andalusia – known for its ideal climate and albariza soil, perfect for vine maturation

Tasting Notes: Uncompromisingly dry and crisp, with a refreshing, distinctive finish that makes it a superb aperitif.

Serving Suggestions:

  • Pair with savoury bites like olives, fried fish, Spanish ham, and classic tapas.

Key Features:

  • Produced by Gonzalez Byass, a family-owned winery with a rich heritage dating back to 1835.
  • Aged for over four years in American oak barrels using the Solera system, developing depth and complexity.
  • A world-renowned fino sherry, known for its dry, refined taste and versatility as an aperitif.

Frequently Asked Questions

What grape variety is used in Gonzalez Byass Tio Pepe Fino Sherry?

The grape variety used in this sherry is Palomino.

How is Gonzalez Byass Tio Pepe Fino Sherry best served?

Tio Pepe is best served well-chilled and pairs well with savory foods like olives, fried fish, Spanish ham, and tapas.

What is the aging process for Gonzalez Byass Tio Pepe Fino Sherry?

The wine is aged for more than 4 years in American oak barrels using the traditional Solera system, undergoing biological aging under a layer of yeast known as the 'flor.'

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