Malvasia Fina is a white grape variety primarily grown in Portugal and Spain. It is known for its aromatic qualities and is often used in the production of both dry and sweet wines. The grape thrives in warm climates, producing wines with a rich, fruity character and floral notes. This variety is part of the larger Malvasia family, which includes several other grape types. Malvasia Fina is particularly valued for its versatility, making it suitable for blending with other grapes or for crafting unique single-varietal wines. Its popularity has been increasing, especially among wine enthusiasts.