It has been said that Valdespino’s Inocente is the Romane-Conti of fino sherry. It is one ofthe last of the finos still made in the old way, fermented in oak casks, and fermented with indigenous yeasts. Most sherries today are now made in stainless steel. The grapes are grown in the grand cru area of Marchanudo Alto in Jerez, in Albarizawhite chalk soils. Bone dry, but with more richness and breadth than is typical for standard fino. Whether you are sherry-curious or a sherry fanatic, this is a must-have. Try this with iberico ham, Marcona almonds, olives, and Manchego cheese for a truly classic and delicious experience.