The Sherry Cobbler is a simple and refreshing 19th-century cocktail that combines sherry, sugar, and citrus, served over a ...

If there’s one true secret-weapon ingredient in our cocktail arsenal, it would be sherry. Well, sherries. To say “sherry” is misleading, because these fortified wines are crazy diverse ...

There are several styles of sherry, made from the same grape (Palomino Fino), from dry to sweet: delicate manzanilla, sometimes described as slightly salty because it comes from the seaside town ...

On the contrary, oxidative aging — which is used for Amontillado, Oloroso, and sweeter styles of sherry — does not incorporate flor in the aging process, but rather, allows the wine to ...

WINE NOTES: A new generation is enjoying this affordable, fortified wine; surprise your Valentine with an aperitif iSTOCKIf your only experience with sherry is watching Merchant-Ivory films, it's ...

Sherry may seem like a unique cocktail ingredient, but it's history as an integral bottle behind the bar goes back to the 19th century. Add a Show Listing Next on Stage: FOOD + WINE.

Sherry cocktails have come a long way from hot sack posset. A custardy Middle Ages concoction of sherry, milk and eggs, popular first in Britain and then the New World, sack posset eventually gave ...

Spanning the spectrum from bone-dry to caramel-sweet, Spanish sherries may be the world's greatest cheese wines. That's my theory, anyway, and I've been accumulating evidence for years, long ...

Here are 11 facts about Sherry: * It's made with only three white grapes - Pedro Ximenez, Palomino (often dry) and Moscatel. To be called Sherry it has to have at least one of those grapes and ...

In the category of “I never drink it, but it sounds interesting even though my grandmother liked it,” is Sherry, a style of ...