Regulatory Category: Jerez-Xérès-Sherry

Fino is Cayetano del Pino’s fino expression within its current or recently verified portfolio. The current documentation records approx. 9 years. The profile remains tied to the exact current bottling and release. The current documentation records it as made from 100% Palomino Fino, aged through biological ageing under flor, with an age statement of Approx. 9 years, at 15% alcohol and in 75cl. No caveat beyond current price, stock and bottle-level verification.

Pale gold, with fresh yeast, almond and chalky salinity; bone dry, precise and lightly bitter. Flor, saline definition and a gently bitter close keep the profile precise.

Fino Quinta is Bodegas Osborne’s fino expression within its current or recently verified portfolio. The current documentation records approx. 4 years. The profile is kept edition-specific where the public documentation is incomplete. The current documentation records it as made from 100% Palomino Fino, aged through biological ageing under flor, with an age statement of Approx. 4 years, at 15% alcohol and in 75cl. No caveat beyond current price and stock verification.

Pale gold, with fresh yeast, almond and chalky salinity; bone dry, precise and lightly bitter. Flor, saline definition and a gently bitter close keep the profile precise.

Bodegas Tradición was founded in 1998 with a singular purpose: to acquire and preserve the oldest, most exceptional soleras in Jerez and present them with complete transparency — no filtration, no fining, no commercial adjustment. The Fino is the youngest wine in the portfolio, around seven years of age, and already reflects the house’s insistence on quality over accessibility.

The colour is pale gold with greenish highlights. The nose is expressive and complex for a wine of this age: chalk and albariza mineral, chamomile, green almond and a deeper biological note than most young Finos achieve. The palate is dry, well-structured and precise, with excellent natural acidity and a long, saline, slightly bitter finish. A Fino that rewards attention rather than refreshment — a fitting introduction to one of Jerez’s most philosophically coherent producers.

Coquinero is Osborne’s en rama Fino, released with minimal filtration to preserve the full, unmediated character of the wine as it exists in the solera. The name refers to the coquina clam, a small shellfish found on the Atlantic coast near Jerez — an appropriate reference for a wine whose character is shaped by proximity to the ocean.

The nose is vivid and expressive: chamomile, fresh yeast, lemon zest, chalk and a clean saline note from the coastal influence. The palate is broader and more textural than a filtered Fino, with excellent acidity and a long, slightly pungent finish. Drink cold and fresh within months of bottling. One of the finest en rama releases from a house with long experience in the style.