Juan Bello

Malvasia is a diverse group of grape varieties found primarily in Italy, Spain, and Portugal. Malvasia wines range in style from dry to sweet and can be white, red, or rosé. They are known for their aromatic qualities, with flavors of stone fruits, citrus, and floral notes, often with a rich, honeyed texture.

Listan Blanco, also known as Palomino, is a white grape predominantly grown in Spain's Andalusia region, where it is the principal grape used in the production of Sherry. Known for its neutral flavor profile and low acidity, Palomino produces wines that serve as an excellent base for the complex aging processes that define Sherry's distinctive characteristics.