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Travel Blogs from Jerez De La Frontera
El Puerto: Hola and adios in the same breath
... by the cathedral, churches, arches and historically significant buildings as the tourist manual told me to be. Instead I most enjoyed observing the cat colonies sunbathing on the rocks, an epic sandcastle and walking along the coast with the sun beating and a gorgeous vista. One really helpful thing about Cadiz was the painted lines on the ground indicating paths for 4 different walking tours. Makes life easy for ...
Donana National Park
... let us park the van for the princely sum of 70cents and we checked in. The grandly named "Real Fernando" awaited us for use trip up the river - old but very functional with plenty of seats on top and a bar serving hot drinks which we needed as it was cold and a bit windy. So armed with espresso and binoculars off we went. The area is well known for rare wading birds as there is constant shallow water. It is still ...
Cadiz and El Puerto
Another very good campsite here at El Puerto De Santa Maria. This is a quiet little town over the other side of the bay from Cadiz. The campsite is just over the road from the beachfront and with excellent amenities. We had a quiet day here then the next day took the ferry over to Cadiz. Cadiz is a lovely old town with lots of narrow winding streets in typical ...
Tio Pepe
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We started the tour by watching an incredibly corny video about the history of Tio Pepe wine. Though boring, we actually learned that Tio Pepe is the world's best selling Sherry brand and is exported to more countries in the world than any other wine. We took a trolley tour through the entire facility and got all the inside information from an English speaking tour guide who recited her ...
Tio Pepe's Sherry
... wine. I guess my appreciation for wine isn't classy enough for Tio Pepe, because in all honesty, I had to plug my nose to drink the white wine. But I can imagine why wine connoisseurs would be so in love with it, it did seem quite divine. We learned how to deeply inhale the scent after twirling it around in the cup, and how to take a sip and spit it back out. Unfortunately I made one of my friends laugh while she was taking a sip, so she spit it back out but not into the cup, ...