Spanish Wine

A real bargain for good Fino. Fresh and crisp, with a delightful nutty character. Perfect as an aperitif on its own but try it with some smoked alm...

Dry as you like, with classic salty tones that show true Manzanilla character. The romantic description says one can 'taste the sea air' of Sanlucar…

Established in 1792, Bodegas Hidalgo is one of the oldest Sherry producers in Spain. Oloroso Abocado Alameda is a mix of old Olorosos and sweeter w...

Fruity and rich with a lovely dry finish kept clean with super fresh acidity, Fernando Castilla's classic range really is solid throughout and a fa...

The most famous name in Manzanilla and for anybody lucky enough to stand in their massive cathedral-like warehouse (which holds 6000 barrels) can s...

A wonderfully deep and flavoursome Amontillado, but it's been in barrel for 12 years so those additional layers of complexity are hardly surprising...

A fresh, lemony nose with a saline note, hints of almonds and walnuts and an underlying menthol character which increases the overall elegance and ...

This wine would have aged originally to become a Manzanilla using the traditional solera system. Certain casks show a deeper, nuttier character, an...

It's really hard to convey just how much flavour this has. From the first second it touches your tongue until the last seconds of the minute-long f...

Palo Cortado the said by many to be the king of all sherry, and Bodega Hidalgo have one of the oldest out there. With its elegance, power and subtl...

Light mahogany colour, quite bright and clear. The nose combines iron rust with pungent, marine, sea breeze aromas. The palate is pure salt and iod...