
Fino sherry is a pale, dry fortified wine aged under a protective layer of flor yeast.
Bracingly dry and light-bodied, with a saline tang, a nutty almond note, and a bready, yeasty aroma from the flor.
A small measure works as a low-proof modifier, stirred into a build to lend dry, saline structure, or used as a rinse to coat the glass with aroma.
Manzanilla, another flor-aged dry sherry, gives a comparable pale, saline profile.
Made from white grapes and fortified to a modest strength, it is matured biologically in partly filled casks where a film of flor yeast shields the wine from air, keeping it pale and bone-dry. The solera system of fractional blending carries its style across vintages.
Once opened it oxidizes and loses its fresh character fast; refrigerate and use within a few days.
The style comes from the sherry region of Andalusia in southern Spain, where flor ageing defines the driest sherries.

Adonis
Fino sherry

El Tomato
Tequila blanco

Champagne Snowball
Dry sparkling wine, Advocaat liqueur

Golden Spritz
Dry sparkling wine

Rebujito
Fino sherry

Algonquin Special
Tawny port

Ambrato Bamboo
Fino sherry

Bamboo
Fino sherry

Bamboo (Savoys 1930 recipe)
Fino sherry

Bamboo (strong)
Fino sherry, Dry vermouth

Bamboo Cocktail (1908 recipe)
Dry vermouth, Fino sherry

Dot (1937 recipe)
London dry gin

El Especialista
White rum

Nome
London dry gin

Perfect Bamboo
Fino sherry

Tuxedo Cocktail No. 4 (Tussetto)
London dry gin

Tuxedo Perfect
Old Tom gin

Coronation
Dry vermouth

Fino Flip
Fino sherry

Palomino Flor
White rum

Sherry Cocktail
Fino sherry