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Pear Perry

Pear Perry

Pear

Hunter Valley, New South Wales

Fruity but not too sweet

    Wine Details

    • Region Hunter Valley, New South Wales
    • Type Cider
    • Variety Pear
    • Volume 330ml
    • Alcohol Volume 4.5%
    • Tasting Notes

      Perry is the traditional name for Pear Ciders. Cloudy pear juice is fermented to just above dryness. The pulp lends some mouthfeel and character during the ferment. The cider is then clarified prior to bottling.

    • Style

      Packham, Williams and Bosc’s Pears are crushed for the juice. The solids and pulp are retained to give cloudy juice.

    • Colour

      Medium blonde with a tinge of green.

    • Bouquet

      Crispy pears come straight to mind on the aroma. As it warms and evolves there is a slight funkiness. This has hints of cheddar cheese and dried fruit on a cheese platter.

    • Palate

      Complex sugars in the pears give a complexity and depth of flavour. There is a generosity that contradicts the relatively low sugar level. It fills the mouth and has structure and balance between the fruit acid and natural sugars. The finish is refreshing and the flavours full. Fruity but not too sweet, crisp but not harsh.

    • Food Matches

      A perfect match for cheese and biscuits. As a snack, before, after or as a meal. Good BBQ fare with a few chips & dips.

    Wine Details

    • Region Hunter Valley, New South Wales
    • Type Cider
    • Variety Pear
    • Volume 330ml
    • Alcohol Volume 4.5%
    • Tasting Notes

      Perry is the traditional name for Pear Ciders. Cloudy pear juice is fermented to just above dryness. The pulp lends some mouthfeel and character during the ferment. The cider is then clarified prior to bottling.

    • Style

      Packham, Williams and Bosc’s Pears are crushed for the juice. The solids and pulp are retained to give cloudy juice.

    • Colour

      Medium blonde with a tinge of green.

    • Bouquet

      Crispy pears come straight to mind on the aroma. As it warms and evolves there is a slight funkiness. This has hints of cheddar cheese and dried fruit on a cheese platter.

    • Palate

      Complex sugars in the pears give a complexity and depth of flavour. There is a generosity that contradicts the relatively low sugar level. It fills the mouth and has structure and balance between the fruit acid and natural sugars. The finish is refreshing and the flavours full. Fruity but not too sweet, crisp but not harsh.

    • Food Matches

      A perfect match for cheese and biscuits. As a snack, before, after or as a meal. Good BBQ fare with a few chips & dips.