Spanish & Portuguese
Below are our 6 articles in the 'spanish & portuguese' category:
Port Wine like Sherry, is somehow quintessentially English, despite having been produced in Portugal. It is strange to think that a drink so suited to the cold UK weathers is produced in a ...
Madeira is a fortified wine produced on the Portuguese Island of Madeira – an island originally settled by the Romans yet left uninhabited for centuries before being rediscovered by the Portuguese. ...
Portugal has an ancient tradition of winemaking producing some of the world’s finest wines. With around 500 native grape varieties, and vineyards covering 8 per cent of the land, Portuguese wines ...
The Spaniards are best known for producing Sherry and Rioja two distinctive wines that we in the U.K. either love or hate, depending on personal tastes.
Spain is the third biggest producer of ...
Jerez or Sherry, is a fortified wine made in and around the town of Jerez in the Andalusia region of Spain. Sherry is a fortified wine, of between 15 and 20% abv, typically. Its high alcohol ...
Rioja is a Spanish wine region famed for its rich spicy, fruity and earthy Red wines, based in part on the Tempranillo grape, whilst white wines rely heavily on the Viura grape. Rioja spans La ...
