Manzanilla Papirusa (Lustau)
3 January 2014 | by Ruben
This is Lustau’s standard Manzanilla: light and very dry Manzanilla Papirusa is part of the Solera Reserve range from Bodegas
Where to buy sherry
31 December 2013 | by Ruben
I’m constantly reading about sherry, and as I’m particularly interested in the better examples, I tend to chase specific sherries until
Oxford 1970 P.X. (Dios Baco)
26 December 2013 | by Ruben
Oxford 1970 is Dios Baco’s younger P.X. Oxford 1970 is the name of Bodegas Dios Baco‘s core range Pedro Ximénez
Antique Palo Cortado (Fernando de Castilla)
20 December 2013 | by Ruben
The Antique Palo Cortado is a V.O.R.S. wine, although it doesn’t want to carry the label The Antique Palo Cortado
Fernando de Castilla
18 December 2013 | by Ruben
Rey Fernando de Castilla was founded in 1960s by Fernando Andrada-Vanderwilde, who was part of an aristocratic family involved in
Sacromonte Pedro Ximénez (Valdivia)
16 December 2013 | by Ruben
Sacromonte is the premium range from Valdivia, with sherries of 15 years and older Bodegas Valdivia has had a slightly uncomfortable
San León (Argüeso)
10 December 2013 | by Ruben
Don León de Argüeso gave his name to the flagship Manzanilla from Bodegas Argüeso San León (sometimes refered to as
Las Medallas (Argüeso)
6 December 2013 | by Ruben
From four Manzanillas produced by Argüeso, Las Medallas is among the younger ones Las Medallas is the youngest of the widely available Manzanillas
Sherry production process
4 December 2013 | by Ruben
I know a lot of people out there are still struggling with the different types of sherry. Why is a
Bodegas Argüeso
26 November 2013 | by Ruben
Bodegas Argüeso was founded by Mr. León de Argüeso y Argüeso in 1822. Originally from Burgos in the North of Spain,
