Torrontés
Torrontés is Argentina's signature aromatic white grape, with Torrontés Riojano the most widely respected type for quality wine. It is especially associated with the high-altitude vineyards of Salta and also appears in Mendoza, La Rioja and other regions.The wines are usually dry or just softly rounded, with intense aromas of orange blossom, rose, peach, apricot, citrus and grape blossom. Torrontés is distinctive because it smells exuberantly floral yet can taste fresh and crisp.
only 17 bottles left
François Lurton-Bodega Piedra Negra
Alta Colección Torrontes Mendoza 2023 0,75l
€ 11,10
€ 14,80/l incl. VAT, plus shipping
What does Torrontés taste like?
Torrontés is highly aromatic, often showing rose petal, jasmine, orange blossom, peach, apricot, citrus peel and fresh grapes. The nose can suggest sweetness even when the wine is dry.On the palate, good examples are fresh, medium-bodied and lightly spicy, with moderate acidity and a smooth texture. The best wines avoid heaviness and finish clean, floral and refreshing.
Where does Torrontés come from?
Torrontés is closely linked to Argentina and is considered one of the country's most recognizable white varieties. Torrontés Riojano is the main quality form used for wines labeled simply as Torrontés.Salta, especially Cafayate, is famous for aromatic, high-altitude examples, while Mendoza, La Rioja and San Juan also produce Torrontés in different styles.
Which Torrontés styles are there?
Most Torrontés wines are dry, unoaked and aromatic, designed to emphasize floral lift, citrus and stone fruit. These are refreshing, expressive whites for early drinking.Some versions show a little more texture or residual sugar, while sparkling or experimental styles exist in small quantities. The grape is rarely about oak; its strength is perfume and freshness.
What food pairs with Torrontés?
Torrontés is excellent with spicy Asian dishes, Thai curries, Vietnamese herbs, ceviche, sushi, grilled prawns and fresh salads with citrus. Its perfume works well with ginger, coriander and mild chili.It also suits goat cheese, empanadas, aromatic vegetable dishes and lightly sweet sauces. Very heavy cream sauces or strongly tannic meat dishes are less suitable.
Buy Torrontés wine online
Torrontés is perfect for anyone who loves fragrant white wines with a bright, distinctive personality. It brings immediate aromatic pleasure without needing oak or heavy weight.Browse our Torrontés wines to discover Argentina's floral white specialty for spicy food, seafood and relaxed aperitif moments.
Torrontés
Torrontés is Argentina's signature aromatic white grape, with Torrontés Riojano the most widely respected type for quality wine. It is especially associated with the high-altitude vineyards of Salta and also appears in Mendoza, La Rioja and other regions.
The wines are usually dry or just softly rounded, with intense aromas of orange blossom, rose, peach, apricot, citrus and grape blossom. Torrontés is distinctive because it smells exuberantly floral yet can taste fresh and crisp.
The wines are usually dry or just softly rounded, with intense aromas of orange blossom, rose, peach, apricot, citrus and grape blossom. Torrontés is distinctive because it smells exuberantly floral yet can taste fresh and crisp.
only 17 bottles left
François Lurton-Bodega Piedra Negra
Alta Colección Torrontes Mendoza 2023 0,75l
€ 11,10
€ 14,80/l incl. VAT, plus shipping
What does Torrontés taste like?
Torrontés is highly aromatic, often showing rose petal, jasmine, orange blossom, peach, apricot, citrus peel and fresh grapes. The nose can suggest sweetness even when the wine is dry.On the palate, good examples are fresh, medium-bodied and lightly spicy, with moderate acidity and a smooth texture. The best wines avoid heaviness and finish clean, floral and refreshing.
Where does Torrontés come from?
Torrontés is closely linked to Argentina and is considered one of the country's most recognizable white varieties. Torrontés Riojano is the main quality form used for wines labeled simply as Torrontés.Salta, especially Cafayate, is famous for aromatic, high-altitude examples, while Mendoza, La Rioja and San Juan also produce Torrontés in different styles.
Which Torrontés styles are there?
Most Torrontés wines are dry, unoaked and aromatic, designed to emphasize floral lift, citrus and stone fruit. These are refreshing, expressive whites for early drinking.Some versions show a little more texture or residual sugar, while sparkling or experimental styles exist in small quantities. The grape is rarely about oak; its strength is perfume and freshness.
What food pairs with Torrontés?
Torrontés is excellent with spicy Asian dishes, Thai curries, Vietnamese herbs, ceviche, sushi, grilled prawns and fresh salads with citrus. Its perfume works well with ginger, coriander and mild chili.It also suits goat cheese, empanadas, aromatic vegetable dishes and lightly sweet sauces. Very heavy cream sauces or strongly tannic meat dishes are less suitable.
Buy Torrontés wine online
Torrontés is perfect for anyone who loves fragrant white wines with a bright, distinctive personality. It brings immediate aromatic pleasure without needing oak or heavy weight.Browse our Torrontés wines to discover Argentina's floral white specialty for spicy food, seafood and relaxed aperitif moments.
