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A life under flor: How Montserrat Molina became Sherry’s leading lady
Pharmacist turned winemaker Montserrat Molina took an unexpected path eventually to become one of Sherry’s most prominent figures, reputed for her thirst for knowledge and creative flair.
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Sanlúcar de Barrameda: A wine lover’s guide
The home of manzanilla Sherry...
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Decanter Cellar: 25 glorious white & rosé wines to see out the summer in style
Beat the heat with these wines...
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Decanter’s Dream Destination: Hotel Bodega Tío Pepe, Jerez, Spain
Lauren Mowery on the the world’s first ‘Sherry hotel’...
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Twenty Sherries to tempt your tastebuds
Sarah Jane Evans MW picks 20 top Sherries to delight...
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Best Sherries: Top bottles to try
Recommendations from the experts...
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Sherry and tapas: A pairing guide
A gastronomic wine in its variety of styles...
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Greatest vineyards: Decanter names 12 ‘to rule them all’
After much discussion with leading experts, here is Decanter's final dozen...
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Quality revolution in Jerez
Fine Sherry and beyond, in all its fascinating complexity...
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Port and Sherry importers incensed by UK duty tax plans
Port and Sherry lovers would be penalised, say trade leaders...
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Unfortified Jerez wines: 12 top Palominos worth seeking out
The revitalisation of the region’s traditional still Palominos...
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Sherry goes East
The varied cuisines of Japan, China, India, Vietnam and Thailand offer plenty of pairing potential for Sherries. Natasha Hughes MW asked top sommeliers for their essential tips on matching asian flavours with different styles of Sherry.
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Sherry DO regulations to see major changes
Changes afoot for this Andalusian wine region...
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Barbadillo releases rare old Reliquia Sherries
Decanter tastes and rates the historic limited-release Reliquia range from Sherry producer Barbadillo, made from soleras dating back to the 1800s.
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Exploring en rama Sherry
What exactly is en rama Sherry? Sarah Jane Evans MW explains
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Sherry wine: The Comeback
Sherry producers are determined to win back lost customers with clearer labelling, better marketing – and some truly great sherries – writes MARY DOWEY
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Expert’s choice: Manzanilla
Sarah Jane Evans MW recommends her favourite manzanillas
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Jefford on Monday: The coming of Jésus
Andrew Jefford meets a saviour of Sherry wine...
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Sherry country’s quiet revolution
A quiet revolution is happening in Jerez...
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Sherry wine and chocolate pairing ideas
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Sherry producers shake off years of surplus
After years of seeing their vineyards diminish due to declining consumer demand, Spain's Sherry producers have found balance, according to the head of the region's trade council.
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Fight to save sherry bodega from demolition
A petition has been drawn up in an attempt to save a 17th century former sherry bodega which is due to be demolished and turned into apartments.
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Know your Sherry styles
Learn about all styles of Sherry, from dry Fino to indulgent PX...
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Sherry bodegas fined: correction
On 9 August we published an article entitled 'Nine sherry bodegas fined €7m for breaching competition rules'. We would like to correct certain misleading statements in the story.
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Butt
Barrel used for ageing Sherry,
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Almacenista (Sp.)
Small-scale maturer of Sherry,
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Solera (Sp.)
System by which Sherry
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Equipos Navazos Sherry bottlings
They go by such names as no9 and no20 but the La Bota limited Sherry bottlings are anything but simple. They’re five-star, says Maggie Rosen
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Strikes threaten Sherry harvest
The Sherry industry is facing a series of crises as the threat of strikes at harvest time is added to oversupply and falling prices – but there is reason for optimism, some insiders say.
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Christmas Sherry picks
Time to start thinking about which Sherries to drink...
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From the archive: Dry Sherry for summer – panel tasting results
All you need now is the ibérico ham...
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Six of the best London Sherry and tapas bars
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