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Sherry? Trend? Progressive Drinking? @ “DIE WELT”

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To be fairly honest, I’m not a big fan of “trends”, “hypes” and the likes – quality will always have its place and continuity. Nevertheless it’s quite a popular thing to predict future developments and the drink and dine scene is just as enamored with cristall ball magic as every other industry.

Recently “Die Welt” paid tribute to the fact that there’s something going on with that old fashioned wine from Andalusia.

Read the full article here @welt.de

Cooking the Cocktail @ A La Carte

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Stir fried, baked, poached or macerated, pickled and mixed… Whether it’s behind the stick or at the stove top, the art involved in food and drink preparation has been rocketing high.

Alexander Rabl pays tribute to the interaction between kitchen and bar, pushing the boundaries and serving the guests stunning creations in a very modest and humble but highly professional way. You will find the whole article at A la Carte magazine or following the link below.

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La Bota de Palo Cortado, No.48 by Equipo Navazos

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An old cellaring facility in the heart of Sanlucar de Barrameda, Andalusia, was the home of two particularly old solera systems, looked over by Gaspar Florido. The buildings were sold, as were the wines, real estate mechanisms took the better of the stunning location and their vinous contents. All the butts were moved out of the town’s “Barrio” to the new home along the road from Sanlucar to Trebujena.

 

There are these special occasions, when you pop the lid of a truly unique bottle, take a sip of history and get lost in time and space

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