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A life under flor: How Montserrat Molina became Sherry’s leading ladyPharmacist 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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Málaga: How this Spanish region was rediscoveredThe golden era of Málaga wines was lost to history, but intrepid winemakers are exploring the region’s mountainous extremes anew.
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Sanlúcar de Barrameda: A wine lover’s guideThe home of manzanilla Sherry...
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Andrew Jefford: ‘At that moment, it sunk in. Yes, the Sherry world has changed’Exploring changes in the world of Sherry...
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Twenty Sherries to tempt your tastebudsSarah Jane Evans MW picks 20 top Sherries to delight...
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Best Sherries: Top bottles to tryRecommendations from the experts...
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Sherry and tapas: A pairing guideA gastronomic wine in its variety of styles...
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The sommelier suggests… Sherry by Christopher Bates MSChristopher Bates MS on the versatility of Sherry...
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Climate change a threat to Sherry’s flor yeast, study saysA threat to the future survival of Sherry wines...
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Quality revolution in JerezFine Sherry and beyond, in all its fascinating complexity...
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Redbreast Dream CaskThe latest release of the Dream Cask series...
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Unfortified Jerez wines: 12 top Palominos worth seeking outThe revitalisation of the region’s traditional still Palominos...
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Sherry goes EastThe 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 changesChanges afoot for this Andalusian wine region...
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Fino vs Manzanilla sherry: What’s the difference?It's difficult to tell the difference in a blind tasting...
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Redbreast unveils Dream Cask Oloroso Sherry EditionSponsored
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Bodegas Altanza: aiming highSponsored
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Barbadillo releases rare old Reliquia SherriesDecanter 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 SherryWhat exactly is en rama Sherry? Sarah Jane Evans MW explains
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Its not just a drink...it's a way of life. Drinking fino or manzanilla sherry in Spain, that is. RICHARD MAYSON applauds the wines that fuel many a Jerezano's day (and night)
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Expert’s choice: ManzanillaSarah Jane Evans MW recommends her favourite manzanillas
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Jefford on Monday: The coming of JésusAndrew Jefford meets a saviour of Sherry wine...
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Sherry country’s quiet revolutionA quiet revolution is happening in Jerez...
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Sherry producers shake off years of surplusAfter 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 stylesLearn 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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Strikes threaten Sherry harvestThe 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 picksTime to start thinking about which Sherries to drink...
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Osborne Sherry: Over 245 years of excellenceSponsored
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From the archive: Dry Sherry for summer – panel tasting resultsAll you need now is the ibérico ham...
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