This is what good wine from the Malvasia Fina grape tastes like

Malvasia Fina is the Portuguese name for one of the many Malvasia varieties. It produces crisp, fruity white wines with a fine aroma that generally age well.

Malvasia is a very old grape family, probably originating in Greece. Today, it is found in various varieties, mainly in Spain, Portugal, and Italy.

Malvasia Fina probably originates from the Douro, although it has also long been cultivated near Lisbon and in the Dão. It is best known from the island of Madeira, where it is one of the most important grape varieties. Here, Malvasia Fina is called Bual.