Manzanilla Pasada Papirusa (Lustau 125 Aniversario)
27 December 2021 | by Ruben
A special edition of the Manzanilla Pasada, which was given 4 extra years of static ageing in 'bocoy' barrels that were separated from the solera
''Manzanilla'' articles
Barbiana Manzanilla (Rodriguez La-Cave)
22 November 2021 | by Ruben
Barbiana is a Manzanilla Selecta which still carries the name of the original bodega Manzanilla Barbiana is a well known
Manzanilla Torrebreva – Edición Contubernio (Orleans Borbón)
24 August 2021 | by Ruben
Orleans y Borbón is a small-scale project with a royal heritage, housed in a beautiful palace in Sanlúcar Despite its
Manzanilla Orígen Callejuela
6 July 2021 | by Ruben
Manzanilla Origen Callejuela is made in a perfectly classical, methodical style and aged for around 4-5 years in Sanlúcar
New regulations for the D.O. Jerez-Xérès-Sherry
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
Manzanilla La Guita (Domingo Pérez Marín)
30 March 2021 | by Ruben
Did you notice? The iconic Manzanilla La Guita does not have its guita any more. In Spanish this means string and indeed, bottles
Manzanilla Solear En Rama – Otoño 2020 vs Otoño 1999 (Barbadillo)
21 January 2021 | by Ruben
A head-to-head comparison between a 1999 and 2020 release of the Manzanilla Solear En Rama from Bodegas Barbadillo. A time travel experiment for Sherry Week 2020.
Barbadillo: 200 years of history
17 January 2021 | by Ruben
Barbadillo is celebrating its 200th anniversary in 2021, making it one of the oldest bodegas in Sanlúcar. In 1821, after
3 En Rama – Spring 2020 (Lustau)
16 September 2020 | by Ruben
Lustau 3 En Rama: three expressions from the key cities of the sherry triangle. Still a highly educational - and above all very tasty - concept
Fino versus Manzanilla: an internal conflict
18 August 2020 | by Ruben
In the past few days the sherry region has been overshadowed by an internal conflict, and if you dig deeper, you'll notice it is a deeply rooted conflict between winemaking traditions and cities.
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