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What style of Sherry?
-the lightest most delicate style of Sherry fortified to 15.5%
Fino
What style of Sherry?
-a delicate style of Fino aged only in the coastal town of Sanlucar de Barrameda
Manzanilla
What style of Sherry?
-a fino that has been left in cask for additional aging and develops a rich, nutty character
Amontillado
What style of Sherry?
-a dry style that has characteristics of both Fino / Amontillado and Oloroso
-these develop limited flor
-considered both oxidative and biological
Palo Cortado
What is a biologically aged Sherry?
This is a Sherry that has been aged under flor (layer of yeast)
where region? -the only place a sherry can be produced?
Jerez (Her-eth) in Andalusia in Spain
What system in Spain used in production of Sherry?

-This is a method of fractional blending: old wine is periodically refreshed with younger wine to ensure consistency
-Wine is taken from a cask in one Criadera & blended into a cask from the next
What is the Solera System?
These points refer to?
-grows on the surface of casks with between 14.5-15.5% alcohol
-lives off nutrients and volatile acidity in the wine and helps retain color
-requires specific temperature and moisture conditions to grow
-grows in spring and fall and year round in coastal areas
Flor : Saccharomyces
These points refer to?

-Harvest in late August
-Palomino grapes pressed immediately
-Pedro Ximenez grapes sun dried (soleo) for use in sweetening agents
-fortification with neutral grape spirit
-Finos fortified to 15.5% and Olorosos to 17%
The vinification process of Sherry
Describe the soils of Albariza
Chalk - best for fino
Describe the soils of Barros
clay - best for Oloroso styles
Describe the soils of Arenas
Sand - best for Moscatel
What style of Sherry?

-no flor development and aged oxidatively.
Oxidative
What oxidative style of Sherry?

-rich style fortified to 17% and usually aged longer; True _________ are dry but some are sweetened and sold as cream Sherries.
Oloroso
What oxidative style of Sherry?

-a dry style that has characteristics of both Fino / Amontillado and Oloroso
-Flor dies, then oxidized
Palo Cortado (this is considered biological and oxidative)
What grape variety?

-accounts for 95% of all plantings and is used for majority of all quality Sherries in several styles
Palomino
What (2) grape varieties? (sherry)

-for sweetening blended wines, adding colour & varietal sweet wines
-Pedro Ximenez
-Moscatel