Here’s the catch: dry sherry doesn’t last forever. It’s a living wine, so keep it in the fridge after opening and use it within a few weeks. But honestly, you’ll probably finish it faster than you think—on soups, in sauces, or just sipped cold from a little glass.
So next time you’re slicing a mountain of onions, reach for that pale sherry. Pour a splash into the pot, pour a sip into your mouth, and feel fancy. Your soup—and your taste buds—will thank you.