Fino | Word Fino at Open Dictionary of English by LearnThat Foundation

It's darker, richer and nuttier than fino, which is ethereally light.
More than 6 million people come the Real de la Feria to eat tapas, drink dry sherry called fino and dance the night away. "
He also suggests sherry, perhaps a fino or an oloroso.
In this space I'm going to take on fino and amontillado.

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