Clarifying the mirky world of Sherry
07/05/24
With World Sherry Day on May 26th, we thought it would be a great idea to put together a basic guide to one of our favorite wine regions. Sherry is made in the south of Spain, near Cadiz, in an area known as the Sherry Triangle. The main grape grown in these chalky soils is Palomino, although others like Pedro Ximenez and Muscat are also used to craft some of the wines.
Sherry is defined by how it is made, more so than any other wine style in the world. None of its key winemaking techniques, such as the Solara system,...
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