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Fino "Inocente" (Sherry)
Type: Palomino, Light bodied, crisp, and complex
Made in: Andalucía, Valdespino (ferments oak)
Aging: 10 years under flor yeast
Flavor notes: Apples, grapefruit, lemon, mild bready quality (sourdough)
Pairings: Tapas, seafood, olives
Sauce/Ingredients: Mild, citrusy, and yeasty flavors—perfect as a fresh, crisp accompaniment to light dishes.
Manzanilla (Sherry)
Type: Palomino, Light bodied, higher salinity, more citrus fruit
Made in: Sanlucar de Barrameda (seaside influence)
Flavor notes: Oceanic saltiness, citrus, pair perfectly with seafood
Pairings: Seafood platters, oysters, shellfish
Sauce/Ingredients: Salty and citrus-forward, reminiscent of ocean breeze; pairs best with seafood sauces or simple lemony dressings.
Amontillado (Sherry)
Type: Palomino, Medium bodied, slightly nutty
Aging: 4 years under flor, then oxidized
Flavor notes: Baked pear, nutty, darker fruit, baked apple
Pairings: Bellota, Jamon flight, cheeses
Sauce/Ingredients: Nutty, baked fruit flavors; ideal with nutty or smoky sauces, and charcuterie.
Oloroso (Sherry)
Type: Palomino, Full-bodied, very nutty, dried fruits
Aging: About 15 years oxidized
Flavor notes: Raisins, figs, caramel, dried fruits, spice
Pairings: Richer, fattier dishes, roasted meats
Sauce/Ingredients: Dried fruit-based sauces, caramelized onions, spiced reductions.
Bodegas Tradicion Cream (Sherry)
Type: Palomino & Pedro Ximénez blend (70% oloroso + 30% PX)
Flavor notes: Candied hazelnuts, fig jam, mildly sweet, raisinated, cinnamon
Pairings: Dessert, cheeses, foie gras
Sauce/Ingredients: Candied and spiced sauces, fig compote, caramel sauces.
El Maestro Sierra Pedro Ximénez
Type: Pedro Ximénez, Very sweet, decadent
Flavor notes: Caramel, raisins, cinnamon, grape sugar residuals (>40%)
Pairings: Desserts, cocktails, rich sauces
Sauce/Ingredients: Rich caramel or raisin-based sauces, cinnamon syrups.
Yzaguirre Blanco (Vermouth)
Type: Macabeo, Light, mildly sweet, floral
Flavor notes: Ripe fruit, herbs, spices, velvety texture
Pairings: On the rocks, with orange slice & olive, seafood or tapas
Sauce/Ingredients: Herbaceous and spicy ingredients—fennel, herbs, spices—used in cocktails or served as aperitif.
Buil & Giné Priorat Natur (Vermouth)
Type: Macabeo, Pedro Ximénez, Grenache Blanc
Flavor notes: Light, floral, herbaceous, delicate
Aging: 2 years in oak
Pairings: Entry-level vermouth, tapas, seafood, charcuterie
Sauce/Ingredients: Fennel, rosemary, cumin, cinnamon, vanilla—used in sauces or as flavoring in drinks.
Martinez la Cuesta (Vermouth)
Type: Unknown, Medium light-bodied, citrusy, cherry, vanilla
Flavor notes: Aromatic herbs—vanilla, chamomile, gentian
Pairings: On the rocks, with citrus or olives, tapas
Sauce/Ingredients: Botanicals including herbs and spices, used to flavor sauces or cocktails.
Primitivo Quiles Vermouth Rojo
Type: Monastrell, Medium full-bodied, kola nut, dried herbs
Flavor notes: Orange note, bittersweet
Pairings: With menu dishes, tapas, cheeses
Sauce/Ingredients: Orange zest, kola, dried herbs—used in spiced sauces or glazes.
Axta Vermouth Rojo
Type: Green Spain, Darker, herbaceous, winter-spiced
Flavor notes: Dried fruits, bitterness, robust herbs
Pairings: Robust, bitter-flavored dishes, rich cheeses
Sauce/Ingredients: Dark fruits, herbs, spices—used in hearty sauces or reductions.
Vermouth
Type: Spanish Vermouth, not as bitter, used to start meals or throughout
Flavor notes: Aromatic, herbal, pleasant acidity
Pairings: On the rocks with orange slice & olive, tapas, seafood, cheeses
Sauce/Ingredients: Mix of herbs and spices (herbaceous, spicy, aromatic) used to flavor sauces, cocktails, or accompaniments.
Sherry
a complex wine made in the Andalucía region of Southern Spain; fortified with brandy and undergoes a continuous blending process called a “Solera,” which involves blending many wine barrels over time