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Sherry & the mystery of Palo Cortado (documentary)

26 January 2015 | by Ruben

What is a Palo Cortado really? And why has it become such a mystery wine? Is it simply a matter of

23 January 2015 | by Ruben

The history of bodegas Primitivo Collantes dates back to the nineteenth century with the arrival of the brothers Tomás and Primitivo

21 January 2015 | by Ruben

Fossi is a local Amontillado produced in the south part of the Jerez area Bodegas Primitivo Collantes may not ring

16 January 2015 | by Ruben

Viña AB is the entry-level Amontillado from González Byass Viña AB is essentially a version of the popular Fino Tio Pepe

6 January 2015 | by Ruben

Moscatel Toneles is the oldest Moscatel wine on the market, said to be around 100 years old Moscatel Toneles is

31 December 2014 | by Ruben

Wellington VORS is one of the most respected Palo Cortados The Palo Cortado Wellington V.O.R.S. is taken from butts that

23 December 2014 | by Ruben

Don PX 1946 is a vintage Pedro Ximénez that has been maturing for 65 years This wine is a legend.

18 December 2014 | by Ruben

Possibly the oldest Manzanilla you’ll ever come across, and one of the most intruiging ones This wine was first bottled by

16 December 2014 | by Ruben

I’m part of Fulldram, a tasting club (“degustation club” for lack of a better translation). Originally a whisky club, there’s

9 December 2014 | by Ruben

A 42 year old Oloroso composed from different soleras dating back to the 18th Century Oloroso V.O.R.S. is the old