Spanish Wine

Cuco Oloroso is taken from some of Barbadillo’s older soleras. Aged for a minimum of 12 years this dry oloroso has an intense complexity of dried f...

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...

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…

Once working itself through the Manzanilla and Pasada Soleras it hits the Amontilado solera and this Hidalgos standard range and shows classic acid...

A great example of Palo Cortado. Produced from Palomino grapes as most sherries are, the wine has a deep amber colour. Marmalade on the nose, smoke...

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

Very dark mahogany colour and aromas reminiscent of plums, raisins and chocolate against a background of noble oak. Velvety and sweet on the palate...

Their centenary soleras give us Sherries of exceptional age. Even the most refined palates agree: subtlety in its purest form. To produce their San...

Moscatel is often the forgotten grape when is comes to all things Sherry. PX gets all the attention  but we really love Moscatel, its not as sweet ...

Bodegas Hidalgo was established by the Hidalgo family over 200 years ago and is still owned and run by the eighth generation today. They use only g...

Bodegas Hidalgo was established by the Hidalgo family over 200 years ago and is still owned and run by the eighth generation today. They use only g...