SherryNotes: sherry blog, news and reviews of sherry wines

Interview: Reyes Gómez (Sánchez Romate)

12 May 2014 | by Ruben

We’re introducing a new series here on SherryNotes: virtual interviews with “sherry insiders”, people working in the industry as a

9 May 2014 | by Ruben

International Sherry Week (ISW 2014) is a whole week of events celebrating and promoting Spain’s unique sherry wines. The campaign is

7 May 2014 | by Ruben

Review of Lustau Almacenista Palo Cortado Vides, a sherry wine from Bodegas Lustau produced by the small almacenista Vides.

5 May 2014 | by Ruben

For the Belgian presentation of the new Tio Pepe En Rama 2014, González Byass selected a restaurant called Sofie’s Choice.

30 April 2014 | by Ruben

Tio Pepe En Rama 2014 is a selection of 60 barrels, bottled with minimal filtering In 2014 González Byass releases the 5th

24 April 2014 | by Ruben

Bodegas Alvear is an established name in the D.O. Montilla-Moriles. For many years this region struggled to find its own

18 April 2014 | by Ruben

In 2013 the flor has been very active, which is good news for this release Read a general introduction to the

15 April 2014 | by Ruben

Sacristía AB is a Manzanilla de autor, a wine that’s not produced, but selected and botted by its brand owner Antonio Barbadillo Mateos.

10 April 2014 | by Ruben

Bodegas Harveys is one of the big businesses in sherry. Even when you’re not really into sherry, the name may

8 April 2014 | by Ruben

Harveys may be known primarily for their blended sherry Bristol Cream, a slightly outdated worldwide bestseller (more than 50% of