One of the most memorable experiences I had in Jerez de la Frontera, Spain (and there were so many) was a visit with Mauricio Lorente, a third-generation sherry-maker. Jerez literally means “sherry” and is the birthplace of the uniquely-produced wine. So,...
Jerez de la Frontera has been named the Gastronomic Capital of Spain 2026, beating out several other Spanish cities for the prestigious designation. This provided the perfect reason for me to visit Jerez (pronounced Jereth), the most-populated city in the province of...
