Andeluna 1300 Torrontés

The Torrontés grape may have Spanish roots, but it owes its fame to Argentina. They press it into a super aromatic aperitif. The winemaker behind this bottle does this at the foot of the Andes, at an altitude of no less than 1300 meters.

As if you are holding your nose next to a bouquet of jasmine and lilies. It doesn't get more floral. A dry, well-filled Torrontés in which we discover a pleasant minerality in addition to all the violence of flowers and nutmeg.

Did you know?

The Torrontés grape may have Spanish roots, but it owes its fame to Argentina. They press it into a super aromatic aperitif. The winemaker behind this bottle does this at the foot of the Andes, at an altitude of no less than 1300 meters.