Spanish summers are long, sunny, and often very hot. In a country that normally loves red wine, summer presents a problem: no one wants a big glass of beefy Priorat or Ribera del Duero on a hot day.
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Chiclana de la Frontera for Wine Lovers
Sparkling to Sherry: Spanish Wines for the Holidays
Celebrating with friends and family is what I love best about the holidays. To enhance these celebrations, I think of wines, in this case Spanish wines, that are special and pair well with holiday menus from seafood to lamb, beef to wild game, as well as plates of Iberian jamón or goat´s-milk cheeses.
Spend the Holidays in Spain & Portugal
Almadraba: Spain’s Ancient Fishing Technique
Deep in southern Spain, in the province of Cádiz, spring arrives slowly, timidly, sometime after the drums of Semana Santa die down and before the flamenco and horses and sherry ferias begin. Spring: languid lunches in beachside chiringuitos, walks on the region’s pristine beaches, horse and wine and spring festivals seemingly every week, and almadraba season.
