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Product Details
Apera is the term for sherry-style wines made outside of Spain. Cream is a sweet style, with a warm amber colour and aromas of fresh mushrooms, dried fig, honey, herbs and nuts. Enjoy the sweet dried fruit and nut flavours, which go perfectly with chocolate-based desserts, creamy cheeses or a bowl of toasted nuts.
Taste Profile
- FlavoursMushrooms, Fig, Honey
- Sweetness
- Body
- Flavour Intensity
- Acidity
More Details
- Alcohol/Vol20%
- Made InCanada
- ByBrights
- Sugar Content115 gram per Litre
- VarietalFortified Wine
Product Details
Apera is the term for sherry-style wines made outside of Spain. Cream is a sweet style, with a warm amber colour and aromas of fresh mushrooms, dried fig, honey, herbs and nuts. Enjoy the sweet dried fruit and nut flavours, which go perfectly with chocolate-based desserts, creamy cheeses or a bowl of toasted nuts.
Taste Profile
- FlavoursMushrooms, Fig, Honey
- Sweetness
- Body
- Flavour Intensity
- Acidity
More Details
- Alcohol/Vol20%
- Made InCanada
- ByBrights
- Sugar Content115 gram per Litre
- VarietalFortified Wine
Ratings & Reviews
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