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• Copita Don Q, a Dulce Sue駉 grandson, was the winner of the first annual Federation contest in 1943.
• This is contrasted with a drink served " neat "  a single, unmixed Glencairn glass, or copita.
• He reveled in the title, often allowing himself to be photographed with his nose in a copita, the distinctive glass for sherry.
• Sherry is traditionally served in a copita, a small aperitif glass that looks a little like a champagne flute cut down to half size.
• The whisky tumbler however is not the best glass for tasting, you will be better off using a copita which allows the aromas to concentrate.
• Sherry is traditionally drunk from a " copita " ( also referred to as a " catavino ", a special tulip-shaped sherry glass.
• A copita of Sherry at N ranges from $ 2.75 to $ 5, and a number of the wines can be purchased in half-bottles for $ 12.
• Think of Spain's tapas : the word itself derives from an old tradition of placing a piece of cheese or bread on top of a copita of sherry to snack on as you sip.
• Solera, at 216 East 53rd Street, offers six finos, including Tio Pepe and La Ina, along with two manzanillas and three amontillados, all at either $ 4 or $ 5 a copita.
• The cup, narrow enough to pass though the bung hole, withdraws a measure of sherry which is then ceremoniously poured from head height into a " copita " held in the other hand.
• Other alumni who went on to become chef-owners of well-known restaurants include Charlie Hallowell, chef-owner of local pizza restaurant Pizzaiolo, Michael Tusk of Quince, Mary Jo Thoresen of Jojo, Gayle Pirie of Foreign Cinema, Christopher Lee of Eccolo, Rayneil De Guzman of Ramen Shop, Dominica Rice-Cisneros of Cosecha, Joyce Goldstein of Square One, Amaryll Schwertner of Boulettes Larder, Alison Barakat of Bakesale Betty's, and Russell Moore and Allison Hopelain of Camino in Oakland, Joanne Weir, opened Copita in 2012, a modern Mexican restaurant and tequileria in Sausalito, California all in the San Francisco Bay Area, and Mark Peel of Campanile Restaurant in Los Angeles, California.