Bodegas de la Cuesta Moscatel
Article: | Bodegas de la Cuesta Moscatel |
Country: | Spain |
Region: | Jerez |
Category: | Sherry, sweet |
Classification: | DO |
Producer: | José de la Cuesta |
Grape variety: | 100% Moscatel |
Alcohol: | 17% |
Residual sugar: | 233 g/l |
Acid: | 4.9 g/l |
Characteristics: | Amber coloured. Acidity and sense of lightness and freshness combine with a dense colour and the taste of raisins. |
Drinking temperature: | Serve chilled at 6-7°C in a copita. Opened once the sherry shall be stored in the refrigerator and drunk within a week. |
Drink recommendation: | Drink as a digestive at the end of a meal, or with very sweet dessert such as puddings. |
At first one gets a dry white wine from the fermentation of the type of vine moscatel with an alcoholic content of 11 to 13 per cent. This young wine is graded up with spirit of wine on the desired alcoholic content and filled into a 500 litre barrel. At first for a year this wine matures. After that it is improved and blended in a special method, the "Solera (y Criadera)" system.
The label Cuesta has its origin in the famous sherry house José de of La Cuesta which is in the possession of the Caballero family since 1932. Furthermore the Caballero family has the prestige wine-growing estate Viña Herminia which already founded its first wine cellars at 1830 in Spain. Because of the knowledge of its cellarers and the constant claim only to create best wines and Sherries of the highest class the family Caballero is known for highest qualities.
Ingredients/allergens | |
Allergens: | Sulphites |
Further details | |
Country of origin: | Spain |
Company: | Luis Caballero S.A. |
Address: | C/ San Francisco, 32, 115000, El Puerto de Santa María (Cádiz) Espana |