Afterwards we had Spanish canapes, including dark, thinly sliced Iberian ham.
But my Spanish favourites were the tiny brick-shaped yellow, egg tortillas. Filling and satisfying.
The canapes were prepared by a company called Camino. If the name rings a bell, maybe you have in mind the Camino Real (Pilgrim's Way) in Spain, the pilgrimage route. Camino in Spanish means path, pathway or route.
I looked at the Camino menu online and they have sherry in lots of dishes, the ham, and in peppery sauce.
Sources of Sherry
Where can you buy sherry? Everywhere,
We buy from the Wine Society which cost only about £40 a year to join and will deliver as little as one bottle for free. Their sherry bottles range in price from under ten pounds for a half or full bottle, to over £100.
You could hold your own sherry tasting, buying two or three dry sherries, and two or three sweet ones, including the ultra-sweet Pedro Ximenez.
You can also buy sherry vinegar in Waitrose supermarket.
SHERRY SOUVENIRS
Tee-shirts with the word Sherry
Tee shirts sold on line include,
1 Christmas tee shirts with the message,
GET MERRY WITH A SHERRY
Long sleeved, various colours including black, burgundy called maroon, pink and more.
From Baby Originals Ltd on Ebay.
https://i.ebayimg.com/images/g/n8cAAOSwGqFlCa3Q/s-l1600.webp
A short sleeved version is £9.99, eg in red, plus 1.99 postage.
34.55 plus postage.




