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I would love to hear from fellow Sherry aficionados and any Bodegas who wish to send information or press releases. While I try my best to check all information published, if you spot a mistake, please let me know, and I will correct it.

19 comments:

  1. Unknown11 June 2013 at 00:26

    Have spent hours enjoying your blog and reading about sherries, and reposting some on Fb...
    Keep up the great work

    Dg Blackburn

    The Whiskey Curator
    whiskeycurator@gmail.com

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  2. Anonymous10 July 2013 at 02:23

    I see a number of interesting sherries are for sale at Winemonger where you work in Edinburgh. Is there any way of buying without visiting Edinburgh?

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  3. Donald26 July 2014 at 18:58

    I recently bought a bottle of William & Humbert Dry Sack Sherry at an estate sale. I can't tell anything about it as the label is 95% gone but on the bottom of the bottle it reads (William & Humbert; Jerz; 0.751; 13 80) It was imported by Julius Sons & Co.Inc, New Hyde Park, N.Y. On the shoulder of the bottle in a 6 sided circle it reads W & H 1877. On the other side it reads William & Humbert.

    Question: Is this a vintage bottle of Sherry? Is there any value to it?

    I paid $1.00 for the bottle.......should I just open it and drink it or ..........?

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  4. Unknown23 June 2015 at 12:59

    Estoy en Brasil, en la ciudad de Sao Paulo, gané una distancia manufactoring bodegas de vino José Esteves, es la (dulce tesoro real) ¿dónde puedo comprar en Brasil, o si me puedo vender dos cajas para mi consumo.

    francisco persona
    Sao Paulo
    Brasil
    55-11-2862-7155

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    1. Unknown29 January 2016 at 20:09

      Estoy en Brasil, en la ciudad de Sao Paulo, gané una distancia manufactoring bodegas de vino José Esteves, es la (dulce tesoro real) ¿dónde puedo comprar en Brasil, o si me puedo vender dos cajas para mi consumo.

      francisco persona
      Sao Paulo
      Brasil
      55-11-2862-7155

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  5. Unknown8 December 2015 at 12:15

    A wonderful blog! Glad to discover it. Having been living in Tarifa for a few years and falling increasingly in love with sherry wines.

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  6. Charliem13 January 2016 at 21:18

    Does anyone know when Croft last made brandy

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  7. Unknown10 June 2017 at 18:06

    Hola tengo una botella de Pando very dry fino sherry Williams and Humberrt
    En la parte trasera de la botella pone :
    World famoso sherry
    Dry Sack
    Canasta Creamos
    Cedro
    Debe de ser muy antiguo ya que me lo dejaron mis abuelos con otros vinos de los años 60-70
    Por favor si me podrían orientar
    Muchas gracias ante mano
    Silvia

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  8. Unknown9 January 2019 at 10:58

    Paula
    Please note that Paz Ivison's second family name is Carreras not Cabrera

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  9. Unknown29 January 2019 at 17:25

    I love Jose De Soto sherry vinegar for my salads and my cooking but I can't find it anywhere. I have the yellow bottle with the horse and rider and all the award. That bottle is empty now. Have you stopped making it? What a pity if you have. I love it.
    Jane Denver Colorado US

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  10. Unknown15 February 2019 at 18:20

    Hi, I have a bottle of Jose pemartin amontillado sherry 1869. Is there any value in that? It is unopened and has been laying down for a very long time. I'd love to any opinions on this, please.

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  11. apollo27 July 2019 at 21:17

    I have a bottle of medium dry sherry ( 1980's ) which was bottled for the House of Commons by Bodegas, jerez
    of what value would it have?

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  12. Derek Y17 November 2019 at 21:20

    Just discovered your website.
    Fell in love with sherry in Cordoba afew years ago and have been exploring enthusiatically since. Discovered Dios Baco in Jerez a couple of years ago and niw totally hooked. Aswell as their Sherry range they tempted me with Luis Enrique Brandy, never been a brandy fan til then. Nw steadily converting the people of Carnoustie, Scotland to the pleasures og both. I now hzve a point of reference. A few of my friends are asking for a sherry tasting evening. We already have a regular Malt Whisky and Gin night. Will be checking your site before proceeding.

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  13. Matt Howard1 December 2019 at 06:43

    I found a bottle of Pemartin Royal Cream Sherry 50 Years Old Solera established 1905 produced and bottled by Jose Pemartin y Cia (plus a large cursive letter I can't make out followed by a period) and then a cursive A. Then the label says 'FOUNDED IN 1810 JEREZ DE LA Frontera (SPAIN) IMPORTED BY St. Tomas Liquor Co. Inc. St. Thomas V.I.' The bottle is gold mirror glass with a red and gold (silk?)tassel attached to the wax near the top. I don't drink. Could you give me some idea of its value. Thank you for your time.

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  14. Unknown22 October 2020 at 19:48

    Hi
    Any idea where I can purchase some paxerette (UK)?

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  15. Ohtora9 December 2020 at 15:54

    Buenos días, tengo una botella de Ponche 501, sin destapar (con sellos intactos) guardada desde 1974, con N° de Fabricación 03325-CA, mi duda al respecto es: ¿Esta bebida producida por Carlos y Javier DE TerryS.L. se puede consumir o tiene vencimiento o se puede vender para coleccionistas, de cualquier parte del mundo? Mi whatsApp es: +57 3182604892 mi email: ohtora1@gmail.com

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  16. Unknown20 January 2021 at 00:37

    Any thoughts or value est appreciated
    NV José Pemartin y Cia.,S.A. Jerez De La Frontera, Jerez - Xerez 50 Years Old, Cream Sherry, Solera est. 1918 Gold foil with gold and black label. Paper seal/ Guarantee of |Origin still attached though the part on top of the cork area is missing.

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  17. Unknown31 March 2021 at 15:39

    I'm attempting to research a bottle with the label Gran Senor Bodegas Portvenses, S. A. Solera Sherry Bottled May 1934 Vintage 1767.
    What exactly to I have?

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  18. Unknown23 April 2021 at 20:07

    My grandfather William Hastings Hughes (1833-1907, long generations here) exported sherry from Puerto de Santa Maria in the 1850s, being a partner in Gorman & Co. (Gorman Hamilton & Thorby. I can only find one reference to the sherries he was associated with, from restaurant menus of New York, where he moved in the 1870s, "La Duquesa" and "La Reina." Are they still available, and do you know of other sherries he was associated with. Thanks, Arthur Hughes, New York City. Better email: arthurhughes@verizon.net

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