Pedro Ximénez grape: history and character
10 February 2022 | by Ruben
The white Pedro Ximénez grape is closely linked to Spain and specifically the Andalusian region. It is used for sweet, luscious wines but also dry wines
10 February 2022 | by Ruben
The white Pedro Ximénez grape is closely linked to Spain and specifically the Andalusian region. It is used for sweet, luscious wines but also dry wines
9 December 2021 | by Ruben
OVNI is an unfortified white wine, in this case made from PX grapes in Montilla. It is meant to be a fun and fresh white wine with a clear Andalusian fingerprint
4 October 2021 | by Ruben
A 1976 Colombian rum from Dictador, finished in Jerez at Ximénez-Spinola Rum is hardly ever covered here on SherryNotes, but
12 September 2021 | by Ruben
Amontillado San Roque is a 30 years old wine from the négociant Rodriguez de Vera. It can be traced back to Bodegas Navarro in the DO Montilla-Moriles
16 July 2021 | by Ruben
Moriles Viejo En Rama San Ramón is a 25 year old Amontillado wine from Bodegas El Monte
15 May 2021 | by Ruben
This is the Pedro Ximénez wine in the Clásico series from Bodegas Urium, a dessert wine made from sun-dried grapes
6 April 2021 | by Ruben
The Tradición Cream has an average age of around 25 years and was the first Cream to qualify as a V.O.S. sherry. In fact it is one of the best sweet sherries around
29 March 2021 | by Ruben
Valdespino Aperitifs is a new collection of sherry-based aperitifs, including a Valdespino Vermouth and a Valdespino Quina
18 February 2021 | by Ruben
This is the latest 2018 vintage of Ramiro Ibáñez' Pandorga, the silky young Pedro Ximénez made with grapes from the La Panesa vineyard in Carrascal
9 February 2021 | by Ruben
The bodega Ximénez-Spínola presented a new Fino sherry named Jerez Seco Serie 1, the first Fino made from Pedro Ximénez grapes