Ancient sherry typology: Palma, Palma Cortada, Raya…
28 April 2022 | by Ruben
It may surprise you that the classification of sherry wines we know today, with styles like Fino, Amontillado, Oloroso… is
28 April 2022 | by Ruben
It may surprise you that the classification of sherry wines we know today, with styles like Fino, Amontillado, Oloroso… is
10 February 2022 | by Ruben
The white Pedro Ximénez grape is closely linked to Spain and specifically the Andalusian region. It is used for sweet, luscious wines but also dry wines
11 June 2021 | by Ruben
I keep seeing the same picture in numerous times in articles about sherry, but it doesn't really depict sherry barrels at all
18 May 2021 | by Ruben
The recent confrontations in the D.O. seem to have ended after signing an agreement which unblocks the issues that have been hindering the evolution of the sherry wine regulations
8 October 2020 | by Ruben
Bottle aged sherry is a discussion point among sherry experts, but slowly the old views are changing. Here are my experiences with opening very old bottles of sherry wine
3 February 2020 | by Ruben
Gastronomic tourism is rising in the sherry region. Sherry wines are made for food (see my article on pairing sherry
8 November 2019 | by Ruben
"Sherry is dying, Pass the Port" says Wine-searcher. But this claim is hard to prove, and you can't die if you reinvent yourself
10 September 2019 | by Ruben
The list of interesting sherry wine shops in the Jerez area is not that long. Here are a few of my favourites: Corredera, La Casa del Jerez and Der Guerrita
18 July 2019 | by Ruben
Vermouth and sherry are both fortified wines, and the sherry regions has a long history of making medicinal wines and sherry-based 'vermut'. Since 2016 a whole list of sherry bodegas launched modern versions of their old recipes
13 June 2019 | by Ruben
3000 years of sherry wines: an interactive timeline explaining the history of the sherry region with key events that shaped its unique wines