Vinoble Jerez – 3rd to 5th June 2018
Our first involvement with Vinoble started back in January and February of 2018 ( we shared with you here) when we wrote “An Introduction to D.O. Montilla-Moriles Wines” for the official Vinoble website.
On this trip, we spent two nights in Sevilla then headed to Jerez de la Frontera for five nights to experience Vinoble for the first time.
The International Wine Fair, Vinoble, provided us with many highlights, including two tastings which we will write about seperately.
Initially we spent most of our time in the D.O.P. Montilla-Moriles pavillion catching up with our many friends from the region. An added bonus of meeting up with our very dear friend from Portland, Oregon Seana aka @SherrySips, who we had met in person for the first time in September 2016. We also met a couple of online friends for the first time in Paula aka @soleravieja and Guilermo aka @guillermomdv.
- Laura and Seana
- Laura and Paula
- Erik and Guillermo share a glass of the Fernando de Castilla Antique Amontillado
There was so much going on and we are going to try and summarise the many highlights in the following gallery featuring the people we met and some of the wines we tried.
From the D.O.P Montilla-Moriles Pavillion
- Esperanza and Borja owners of La Casa del Jerez
- Fabulous 1955 Oloroso from Perez Barquero
- With Juan Marquez, Perez Barquero Group’s Winemaker
- Pilar Bujalance, Marketing Director of Bodegas Toro Albala
- The whole Amanecer range from Bodegas Aurora
- An old favourite Bodegas Robles Sleccion de Oro 1927 Pedro Ximenez – Stunning
- Toro Albala 1964 Marques de Poley Palo Cortado
- Toro Albala Don PX Convento Seleccion 1931
- Gracia Hermanos Fino
- Toro Albala Electrico Fino en Rama
- Rocio Marquez, winemaker of Bodegas Robles
- With the Bodegas Robles team
- With Juan Rafael Portero, President of Bodegas La Aurora
- Bodegas Aurora Amanecer Fino
- Solera Fina Maria del Valle Fino en Rama
- Bodegas Aurora Amanecer Vino Joven
- With Jose Ignacio, one of our lecturers for our Montilla-Moriles Technical Specialist course
- L-R Bernado Lucena winemaker of Bodegas Alvear, Montilla, Maria Alvear, Export Manager and Miguel Cruz Marqués of Bodegas Lagar Blanco, Montilla
- Toro Albala 1952 Bodegas Toro Albala Amontillado Convento Seleccion
- Francisco Robles introducing the Robles range to Seana
- Bodegas Alvear Fino Capataz
- Jose Ruz and Adela Cordoba from Perez Barquero Group
- Enjoying the 3 Miradas Vino de Pueblo with Maria Alvear
- Antonio from Bodegas San Pablo, Moriles
- Miguel Cruz Galvez from Bodegas Lagar Blanco, Montilla
DO Jerez and Manzanilla – Sanlucar de Baremeda
- With Rocío and Mario of Bodegas Urium
- Urium Amontillado
- Urium Fino en Rama
- With Seana and Pelayo of Delgado Zuleta
- Delagado Zuleta Quo Vadis Amontillado
- Federico from Lustau being interviewed by Canal Sur
- Lustau White Vermouth
- Bodegas Tradicion Fino
- Bodegas Tradicion VOS Cream
- Bodgeas Lustau have a fabulous Almacenista Range of Sherries
- Ximenez-Spinola Fermentacion Lenta 2016
- Ximenez-Spinola Exceptional Harvet 2016
- Ximenez-Spinola Old Harvest
- Ximenez-Spinola Cosecha 2017
- Fernanado Gao Palo Cortado
- Fernando Gao Oloroso
- Fernando Gao Medium Sweet
- Fernando Gao De Ecclesia
- With Zoltan Nagy, Author
- 5 Fabulous wines from Bodegas Cota 45
- Grupo Estevez’s Ojo de Gallo 2016 Palomino Fino
- Valdespino Deliciosa en Rama Spring 2018 Saca
DO Malaga and Sierras de Malaga
- Lucas introduced us to the Dunkel from Bodegas Malaga Virgen
- The Dunkel in all its glory
- Tres Leones from Malaga Virgen
- Cartajol From Malaga Virgen
- Malaga Virgen Trasanejo Seco Pedro Ximenez
DOP Montilla-Moriles Technical Specialists Reunion
- Jose and Salvatore
- Cayetano, Tina and Jose
- Cayetano, Concha and Jose
- Laura with Inma and María
We are looking forward to Vinoble Jerez 2020. It is a great opportunity to taste the wines of Andalucia and beyond in a spectacular setting, the Alcazar of Jerez.
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