Jerez
Jerez, also known as Jerez de la Frontera, is a city in the Andalusian region of southern Spain, renowned worldwide for its production of Sherry, a fortified wine that has been a cornerstone of Spanish winemaking for centuries. The city's unique climate, with hot summers and mild winters, along with the chalky albariza soil, provides ideal conditions for growing the Palomino grape, the primary grape used in Sherry production.
Sherry from Jerez comes in a variety of styles, ranging from the dry, crisp Fino and Manzanilla to the rich, sweet Pedro Ximénez and Cream Sherries. The aging process, known as the solera system, involves blending younger wines with older ones, creating complex layers of flavor over time. This method, combined with the unique conditions of Jerez’s bodegas (wine cellars), gives Sherry its distinctive character.
Jerez is also known for its brandy production, particularly Brandy de Jerez, which is aged in casks that previously held Sherry, adding depth and richness to the spirit. The city’s cultural heritage is deeply intertwined with its wine industry, making Jerez a key destination for wine enthusiasts and a symbol of Spain’s enduring winemaking traditions.
Lustau 'Don Nuno' Oloroso Sherry
The Macallan A Night On Earth In Jerez
Lustau 'Los Arcos' Amontillado Sherry
Emilio Hidalgo El Tresillo Amontillado Fino Jerez
Emilio Hidalgo Gobernador Oloroso Jerez
Emilio Hidalgo Pedro Ximénez Jerez
Fundador Solera Reserva Pedro Domecq Brandy de Jerez
Fundador Supremo 12 Year Old Pedro Ximénez Sherry Casks Brandy de Jerez (Liter)
Lustau Del Puerto Fino Sherry Jerez
Osborne Carlos I Imperial X.O. Solera Gran Reserva Brandy de Jerez
Osborne Pedro Ximénez 1827 Very Sweet Sherry Jerez
Williams & Humbert Dry Sack Medium Sherry Jerez
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