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HUGE PUBES A PLUS
Apr 30, 2005

While helping the family clean my recently departed aunt's home, I became the owner of an unopened bottle of cream sherry. It looks fairly old, but with it being unused, it should still be okay, right? It's from a local Michigan winery, St Julian.

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HUGE PUBES A PLUS
Apr 30, 2005

Perhaps it will be acceptable for cooking then. Took a tiny sip and it is definitely sweet, smooth and creamy.



http://www.stjulian.com/assets/client/File/Tasting%20Notes/%20Solera%20Cream%20Sherry.pdf

You can see from the document in the link the label has changed, but it has the same name.

One recipe suggestion is eggnog. This would taste very good in eggnog.

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