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,
Manzanilla 17|71 (Alexander Jules)
22 November 2013 | by Ruben
Alexander Jules is an independent bottler, carefully selecting casks from famous bodegas Alex Jules Russan started the Alexander Jules label after having
Cuatro Palmas Amontillado (González Byass)
20 November 2013 | by Ruben
The Palmas series shows the evolution of a Fino, from the Una Palma (a young wine), over Dos Palmas and Tres Palmas all
Fino Pale Dry (Aguilar)
18 November 2013 | by Ruben
Antonio Aguilar, a former sherry importer in The Netherlands This Fino is produced in the D.O. Montilla – Moriles, the neighbouring region
Finos Palmas 2013
14 November 2013 | by Ruben
The ‘palma’ (palm tree branch) is a traditional chalk mark made on sherry barrels to indicate wines of exceptional finesse
