¿Fuego? No Thanks (Romate)
21 August 2017 | by Ruben
A new style of unusual sherries that aim to attract a young audience ¿Fuego? No Thanks is part of the Unusual Sherries, a
''Amontillado'' articles
Old sherry miniatures (part 2)
3 August 2017 | by Ruben
Another bunch of tiny bottles released in the late 1960s These are four more old sherry miniatures, all bottled in
Almacenista Amontillado de Sanlúcar (Lustau)
2 June 2017 | by Ruben
Review of the Amontillado de Sanlúcar, a wine produced by Manuel Cuevas Jurado and bottled by Lustau in the renowned Almacenista series
Sherry cocktail wins Bacardi Legacy 2017
24 May 2017 | by Ruben
Clarita is a drink with inspiration from the past, made with knowledge from the present and a glimpse of the
Amontillado 2014 (Sacristía AB)
20 April 2017 | by Ruben
Amontillado Sacristía AB is one of the oldest in the sherry region Antonio Barbadillo Mateos who runs the Sacristía AB
Quo Vadis? Amontillado VORS (Delgado Zuleta)
21 October 2016 | by Ruben
Quo Vadis? is a wine that originated at Benito Rodríguez – Lacave, a now defunct bodega that was merged in 1978
Amontillado Jalifa VORS (Williams & Humbert)
28 July 2016 | by Ruben
Jalifa is currently the only V.O.R.S. sherry in the line-up from Bodegas Williams & Humbert. Together with the Pedro Ximénez
Almacenista Amontillado del Puerto (Lustau)
23 May 2016 | by Ruben
José Luis González Obregón was once a cellar-master for Jiménez Varela (later gobbled by Rumasa), but he decided to start his own business
Contrabandista (Valdespino)
19 April 2016 | by Ruben
Adding a tiny amount of PX takes away the rough edges… as well as some of the complexity Contrabandista is
Harvey’s Bristol Cream
9 February 2016 | by Ruben
Bristol Cream is the best selling sherry since decades. It's an accessible, harmless and reasonably tasty drink, especially with a slice of orange or in a cocktail
