10 PORTUGUESE BOOKS RELATING TO «OLOROSO»
Discover the use of
oloroso in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
oloroso and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in Portuguese literature.
1
Oz Clarke's Pocket Wine Guide 2010
BARBADILLO (Manzanilla Eva, Manzanilla En Rama, Manzanilla Solear,
Amontillado Principe, Amontillado de Sanlucar, Oloroso Seco Cuco, Palo
Cortado Obispo Gascon). Delgado Zuleta (Manzanilla Pasada La Goya). Diez
Merito (Imperial ...
2
Taste Buds and Molecules: The Art and Science of Food, Wine, ...
072.!) Oloroso, whether dry or sweet, always Ieavesthe impression of being
sweet and syrupy because of its richness in alcohol (ethanol) and in glycerol,
both of which create the sensation of roundness, texture, and sweetness (without
sugar).
3
Wine Science: Principles, Practice, Perception
This may partially explain the minimal increase in acetaldehyde content
observed during the aging of oloroso sherries. However, an additional reason is
probably the conversion of acetaldehyde to acetic acid and the subsequent
esterification ...
The fifth edition of this bench-mark book recounts the turbulent history of the sherry region. It explains the various stages of sherry production and details the old family firms and new boutique bodegas.
5
Hugh Johnson's Pocket Encyclopedia of Wine 2001
The finest wines are deep-flavoured FINO San Patricio, Tio Guillermo Dry
AMONTILLADO and Ochavico Dry OLOROSO. San Angelo Medium amontillado
is the most popular. Also Bicentenary PALE CREAM. González Byass Enormous
...
6
Segredos Do Vinho Para Iniciantes E Iniciados, Os
Oloroso • Âmbar ou caoba, inicialmente seco – podendo tornar-se meio seco ou
doce – e encorpado (18%-20%). Tipo no qual a flor desenvolveu-se pouco,
permitindo oxidação moderada, devido à adição de maior quantidade de álcool.
José Osvaldo Albano do Amarante
7
Spain: Recipes and Traditions from the Seaports of Galicia ...
CLAMS. WITH. OLOROSO. SHERRY. ALMEJAS. AL. OLOROSO. DE. JEREZ.
SERVES. 4TO6. Most Spanish clam preparations are pretty straightforward, and
cooked so that the shellfish don't lose their delicate flavors. Steaming them open
in ...
We use pork in a variety of sweeter applications at both our 6 and Biro restaurant
concepts: with black cherry-pepper sauce, with apricots, and here, with oloroso
sherry, brown sugar, and orange juice. You can cut the ribs yourself, using a ...
Marcel Biro, Marcel Biro, Shannon Kring Biro, Marty Snortum, 2009
9
History in a Glass: Sixty Years of Wine Writing from Gourmet
All the really sweet dessert Sherries—the creams and the milks—are blends
based on an Oloroso. Oloroso is the description for the kind of Sherry that is
opposite to a l~'ino; a wine of more body, less finesse, and less thrilling but fuller
flavor.
Ruth Reichl, Gourmet Magazine Editors, 2008
10
Wine at Your Fingertips
There are two main types of Sherry: Oloroso and Fino. ▻ Oloroso Sherries are
fortified to a higher alcoholic strength than Fino Sherries. ▻ Fino Sherry depends
on a yeast called Flor to develop. Flor protects Fino Sherry from oxidation and ...
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «OLOROSO»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
oloroso is used in the context of the following news items.
Bowmore releases 'third and final' Devil's Cask
The Pedro Ximénez liquid is said to offer a “sweet” flavour of chocolate and coffee, while the Oloroso whisky contributes “dark, fruity” aroma of figs and raisins. «The Spirits Business, Oct 15»
Glenfarclas 1956 Oloroso Sherry Cask Whisky A Rare Treat
Glenfarclas 1956 Oloroso Sherry Cask The independent Scottish distillery Glenfarclas is known for having some pretty old Scotch whisky casks (think 1950s) ... «The Whiskey Wash, Oct 15»
One Eight Distilling Launches Series of Limited-Edition Spirits
... some of it in 30-year-old Oloroso sherry casks from Spain for more than three months. They'll release the sherry-finished bourbon, which is called Untitled No. «Washington City Paper, May 15»
Fine sherry – dry or sweet – may be hiding in plain sight
These range from the lightest, fino and manzanilla, through amontillado and palo cortado to the fullest bodied oloroso. (Of course, an even better known story of ... «Press Herald, Mar 15»
Lustau Oloroso Don Nuno Sherry, Spain
The toughest career in the beverage world, perhaps next to doing business with Canadian liquor boards, must be sherry marketing. According to annual export ... «The Globe and Mail, Jan 15»
Scotch No Age Statement Malt-Off: Laphroaig Select Vs. Glenlivet …
Scottish through and through, there are remarkable differences between Laphroaig Select and Glenlivet's Nàdurra Oloroso, but the bottom line is there's room at ... «Monsters and Critics.com, Dec 14»
Middle West joins barrel-aged alcohol trend with Oloroso whiskey
The Columbus microdistillery is launching a limited-edition Double Cask Oloroso Wheat Whiskey this week. The spirit carries the highest price in the Oyo ... «Columbus Business First, Dec 14»
Marinated tuna with caramelised onions and oloroso sherry
Give tuna steak a Spanish spin with a dash of oloroso sherry. You can replace the tuna with swordfish or even diced chicken. Some freshly chopped red chillies ... «Good Food, Nov 14»
Neil Perry's taste of Iberia
MARINATED TUNA WITH CARAMELISED ONIONS AND OLOROSO SHERRY ... the nuttiness of the oloroso and its acidity helps cut through the sweetness of ... «Sydney Morning Herald, Nov 14»
Salteado de boletus y gambas en guiso de oloroso. Receta
Para hacer algo especial, compré unas gambas blancas de tamaño medio y preparé un delicioso salteado de boletus y gambas en guiso de oloroso que aún ... «Directo al Paladar, Nov 14»
