SherryNotes: sherry blog, news and reviews of sherry wines from Jerez-Xérès-Sherry

Isabela Cream (Valdespino)

27 October 2015 | by Ruben

Review of Isabela Cream, a well-aged Cream sherry from Bodegas Valdespino in Jerez. A mixture of 75% Oloroso and 25% Pedro Ximénez sherry wines

22 October 2015 | by Ruben

This is the entry-level Amontillado from Bodegas Gutiérrez Colosía, located right by the sea in El Puerto de Santa María. It

16 October 2015 | by Ruben

The Soluqua range (the old Latin name for Sanlúcar) is the top end series from Bodegas Barón. It includes a

13 October 2015 | by Ruben

Most reputable sources will tell you Viejo C.P. stands for Viejo Calle Ponce, a reference to the street in Jerez

6 October 2015 | by Ruben

Apostoles is one of the VORS sherries from González Byass. It used to say Palo Cortado Muy Viejo on the

1 October 2015 | by Ruben

Don Guido is the oldest Pedro Ximénez wine in the range of bodegas Williams & Humbert. It is one of three VOS

29 September 2015 | by Ruben

Like last year, SherryNotes will be part of the International Sherry Week (#SHERRYWeek 2015, 2-8 November). It is a whole

22 September 2015 | by Ruben

The label on this Tres Cortados from Bodegas Valdespino says that it is the result of a careful selection from

14 September 2015 | by Ruben

When we think of Fino sherry, we think of criadera and solera, the system of continuous blending that provides renewed

10 September 2015 | by Ruben

Bodegas Ximénez-Spínola is a very discreet bodega to say the least. It was founded by Phelipe Antonio Zarzana Spínola in