Fino: the driest type of sherry wines

Fino is a dry, pale wine produced within the D.O. Jerez / Xéres / Sherry. It has an ABV between 15 and 18%. Some of the most renowned Finos include Tio Pepe (Gonzalez Byass), La Ina (Lustau) and Inocente (Valdespino) It is made from the Palomino grape and biologically aged, entirely under a layer of flor. This cap of yeast prevents contact with the air while at the same time transforming the wine as it ages. Maturation of at least 2 years in wooden barrels is prescribed by law. However the majority of Finos are aged between four and seven years.

Jerez Wine Sherry Wine Types: Fino, Manzanilla, Amontillado. Oloroso y Palo Cortado

DRY SHERRY: A quick guide - Moose Milk

From Bodegas Valdospino, one of the oldest bodegas in the area – they trademarked this particular fino in 1894 but they’ve been making it much longer.

Valdespino Valdespino Inocente Sherry Fino 750 ml

Three Facts About Sherry Wine and Why You Need to Try a Bottle - Savor the Harvest

Fino - Wikipedia

Fino: the driest type of sherry wines

Sherry: A Beguinner's guide to one of the finest wine in Spain

Vintage Wine & Vintage Port

Sherry types: dry and sweet styles

Discover Sherry This Festive Season (And beyond)

A pungent yet delicate Fino that innocently tempts the palate with salted almond notes complementing lean ocean breezy aromas. This Palamino is subtly

Valdespino, Fino Inocente Sherry

Elements: Fino Sherry - Imbibe Magazine

Sherry Wine Complete Guide

Lustau Jarana Fino Sherry - A Classic Fino - Wine Casual