McWilliams Cream Sherry bottle
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Common bottle from 21st century. Under protected designation of origin laws, Australian winemakers are no longer allowed to call their product 'Sherry'. All sherries must originate from the specific region in Spain.
This bottle includes one of the final labels using the term "Sherry".
Brown glass bottle with white screw top and label.
On label: McWilliams Cream Sherry
