San Antonio Sherry is similar in style to Spanish Amontillado. It has a light amber color, aromas of toasted nuts, and flavors of walnut and almond. San Antonio is one of the last wineries to specialize in the production of fine dessert wines. These wines serve multiple purposes. They can be served as dessert beverages, and they are ideal as flavor ingredients for food preparation in both home and restaurant kitchens. Fortified wines are made by the addition of brandy to partially fermented grape must. This arrests the fermentation and creates a sweet wine with high sugar content. San Antonio uses grapes that are renown for the creation of fine dessert wines. These varieties are well suited to warm climates and grown exclusively in California's San Joaquin Valley.