We all love our standard summer cocktails, but sometimes we need something just a little different. Look no further than sherry, the drink you may be more used to seeing take up space in your ...

Ask any bartender about sherry—whether it’s a light, crisp fino or a nutty, rich oloroso—and you should expect some enthusiasm. In fact, don’t be shocked if it’s something along the lines of “I ...

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The Portuguese have port, and the Spaniards have sherry. In today’s article we will review the difference between the two and what a wonderful delight this beverage from the Iberian peninsula can be.

Sherry is a fortified wine, which comes from Jerez, Spain. After fermentation, sherry is fortified with a distilled grape alcohol and then aged. There are two main types: Fino and Oloroso, which are ...

Poor sherry. It is one of the most misunderstood and unappreciated wines in the land. And for no good reason that I can tell other than the savvy, if not misleading, decades-old marketing campaign ...

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