Torrontes Wines
Torrontes wines are aromatic vibrant and floral with flavours of peach lemon rose and tropical fruit. Native to Argentina, especially in Salta, La Rioja, and Mendoza, Torrontes offers bright acidity and a perfumed style. Known for freshness and expressive aromatics it is ideal for seafood spicy dishes and summer drinking.
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Santa Julia Vinos Naturales Torrontes 2024 Organic 75cl
Santa Julia Vinos Naturales Torrontés is a vibrant and aromatic organic white wine from Mendoza, Argentina, showcasing the signature floral and cit...Argentina
Mendoza
2024
Off Dry White
OrganicRegular price £16.49Sale price £16.49 Regular priceUnit price / per£18.99 -
Pequenas Fermentaciones Naranajo 2024 75cl
Pequeñas Fermentaciones Naranjo An exciting, contemporary orange wine made from 80-year-old vines, combining the aromatic finesse of Torrontes with...Argentina
Mendoza
2024
Crisp Dry White
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Alma Gemela White Field Blend 2020 75cl
Onofri Alma Gemela White Field Blend is an elegant white wine from Los Chacayes in the Uco Valley, Mendoza, Argentina. This field blend combines Ma...Argentina
Mendoza
2020
Off Dry White
Regular price £17.99
Torrontes is native to Argentina and is most famously grown in Salta, La Rioja, and Mendoza. The high altitude vineyards of Cafayate in Salta produce the most intense and aromatic expressions.
Torrontes typically shows peach, lemon, lychee, rose, jasmine, and tropical fruit with bright acidity and a dry finish. Salta wines are highly aromatic, while Mendoza styles can be softer and more fruit driven.
Yes, Argentina grows three main varieties: Torrontes Riojano, Torrontes Sanjuanino, and Torrontes Mendocino. Torrontes Riojano is the most aromatic and the most widely planted, especially in Salta and La Rioja.
Torrontes pairs well with seafood, ceviche, sushi, Thai dishes, Indian cuisine, empanadas, and salads. Its floral aromatics and acidity make it ideal for spicy or citrus driven foods.
The finest Torrontes comes from Cafayate in Salta, Argentina, where high altitude vineyards create intense aromatics and freshness. Excellent examples also come from La Rioja and cooler areas of Mendoza.