Description
In 1790, 25-year-old George Sandeman, son of a wealthy Scottish carpenter, asked his father for a loan of 300 pounds. His goal was to settle in London as a wine merchant. George Sandeman then founded the Sandeman company, which later became one of the world’s leading suppliers of port and sherry.
From the very beginning, Sandeman specialized in the production and trade of port and sherry. Unlike today, he did not run his business from his own offices, but from Tom’s Coffee House in Birchin Lane in London. At that time, deals were often concluded on the basis of a “gentleman’s word”. George Sandeman quickly gained an excellent reputation that still shapes the Sandeman company today.
Sandeman Sherry Character Superior Medium Dry is an Amontillado sherry that matures in small barrels for an average of nine years. During this time, the light wines gradually turn to medium golden amber colors and develop subtle, complex flavors. A small proportion of rich Pedro Ximenez sherry is added later to create a dry, complex wine with a hint of sweetness.
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