Tag Archives: Sherry
Alvear Solera 1927, Montilla, Spain.
December 2, 2011Grapes 100% Pedro Ximenez, (but just call it “PX” if you want to sound cool and trendy…and I know you do). Facts Kind of like Port, I find Sherry-style wines more suited for chilly weather. It always reminds me of … Continue reading
Posted in Reviews | Tagged Alvear, Alvear 1927, Jorge Ordonez, Montilla, Sherry, Sherry wine, Spain | Leave a comment //Understanding Sherry, Should You Want to…
November 8, 2011“Sherry!?!? Who the bloody hell drinks Sherry?!?!” Well, that’s a very good question! Who does drink Sherry? The answer? Not very many people at all! Which is kind of a shame…. Being from England, drinking Sherry is almost a right … Continue reading
Posted in News | Tagged albariza, Amontillado, Andalucia, best Sherry, Fino, Flor, Jerez, Jerez de la Frontera, Manzanilla, Oloroso, Palo Cortado, Pedro Ximenez, Sherry, Sherry wine, Spain, Understanding Sherry, what is Sherry | Leave a comment //How Long Does Open Wine Last?
April 13, 2011Sometimes (but admittedly not that often for most), you run into the issue that you have an open bottle of wine that you just can’t seem to finish. Sure, you can flip on the TV, fill your glass and go … Continue reading
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