Mum's favorite tipple, a good price.
Mum's favorite tipple, a good price.
6 out of 10
Basic plonk, heard good things so was hoping for more. Hints of burnt marzipan and ice coffee, spoiled by a sour finish. Okay as sherry cream goes, but not deserving of the 5 star review its held on the Tesco for the last 10 years.
The best of the best of the best
I've been drinking this since I was a child in the 70's, it hasn't changed and I still love it, it's the most perfect drink. So enjoyable I'm surprised it hasn't been banned.
Versatile
Brilliant drink. Everything improved by adding a dash whether trifle of beef and onion stew.
Versatile
Brilliant drink. Everything improved by adding a dash whether trifle of beef and onion stew.
sherry
Very good as ever. However price continues to rise.
A daily habit
We love a glass in the evening after walking our dogs. It is always accompanied by four, small cheesy biscuits each - Hubby likes Davistow cheese on his, I like St Agur. The sweetness of the sherry and the salty taste of cheese and biscuits is something we look forward to. We didn't come around to it until later in life (50s) but youngsters have been here when we have been partaking and have enjoyed it as much.
This was and Is I believe the best of any Sherry
I was looking. For the best offer I could find and I found none of the regular suppliers of wine I
Sunday lunch aperitif
Great to have a schooner of sherry before Sunday lunch.
My drink of choice.
I first sampled Harvey's Bristol Cream in the 1950s. I have been drinking it ever since. There is nothing quite as satisfying as the rich fruity flavour. Nothing else tastes quite the same. This one has a smoothness that none of the others achieve. It is also remarkably constant. Very occasionally there is a new note to the flavour, or the bouquet, but never enough to disappoint. Yes, it is a little more expensive than some, but is money well spent. The lovely blue bottles are a bonus - so easy to find on the shop shelf when you are in a hurry!