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Equipos Navazos Sherry bottlingsThey 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 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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From the archive: Dry Sherry for summer – panel tasting resultsAll you need now is the ibérico ham...
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Six of the best London Sherry and tapas bars -
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King of Spain and Queen bond over SherryPoet Laureate's Sherry served during state visit...
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Spain’s Gonzalez Byass buys Chilean wineryPurchase believed to be first outside of Spain...
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Rare Sherry Versos 1891 released at £8,000 per bottleJohn Stimpfig was lucky enough to taste it...
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International Trophy Dry Fortified over £15 – González Byass, Sherry, Spain -
Sherry vineyards deserve more focus, says DO president DomecqSherry producers need to help consumers understand more about the vineyards behind their wines, according to the president of the Sherry wine council, Beltran Domecq.
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New owners get Sandeman fit for the future
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Legendary sherry boss and wine bar founder Luis Gordon dies
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Harveys Orange: sherry, but not as we know it
Harveys are making the latest attempt to kick-start the sluggish sherry industry with a new orange-flavoured offering.
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Sherry: Domecq, Valdivia, Perez Marin sales
While sherry country is grubbing up surplus vineyards, there have been a number of sales and mergers in the marketplace over the last twelve months.
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Australia set to replace Sherry and Tokay names
The Australian wine industry is set to adopt the terms ‘apera’ and ‘topaque’ to replace Sherry and Tokay, or Tokaji, wine styles.
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Croatia and Sherry shine at Decanter World Wine Awards
Sherry and Croatia were two of the success stories of the Decanter World Wine Awards this year.
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London gets its first Sherry bar
London’s first Sherry bar opens this Friday, giving Londoners a taste of fine Sherry in a setting reminiscent of the rustic bodega bars of southern Spain.
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BLOG: Opening night at Bar Pepito, London’s first Sherry barIt’s a drizzly Thursday night, but inside Bar Pepito it’s as hot as pimiento.
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The Emilio Lustau Almacenista Sherry Club
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Australia banned from using Champagne, Sherry and Port on labels
Australian winemakers have been banned from using the words Champagne, Port and Sherry on their labels under a major EU deal.
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Copita (Sp.)
Wine glass particularly appropriate for enjoying Sherry.
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Flor
Layer of yeast cells allowed to grow on fino Sherry
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Cambio de Tercio opens London sherry barSpanish entrepreneur Abel Lusa is about to open his fourth London restaurant – a tapas bar devoted to sherry.
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Dry Sherry over £10And the winner is...
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Sweet Sherry over £10
And the winner is...
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Gonzalez Byass doubles production of new sherryGonzalez Byass has doubled production for the re-launch of its Tio Pepe En Rama, a sherry that it hopes will revive the flagging sector.
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‘Exotic and ancient’ sherries from new web retailerA new internet retailer with one of the most comprehensive sherry lists on the web has just opened.
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Port will overtake sherry by 2020 says reportPort is set to overtake sherry as the leading fortified wine in the UK by 2020, according to a major port shipper.
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DWWA 2014 Regional Trophy: Sweet Sherry over £15This year's Decanter World Wine Awards Regional Trophy for Sweet Sherry over £15 went to Lustau, Emilín, Moscatel NV (17%)
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DWWA 2014: Sherry insights -
DWWA 2014: Sherry & Spain judging panel
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