Alta Vista Premium Mendoza Torrontes - 750ML
Alta Vista Premium Mendoza Torrontes
Indulge in the exquisite elegance of Alta Vista Premium Mendoza Torrontes, a stellar example of Argentina’s winemaking prowess. Crafted from the finest Torrontés grapes, this white wine is a testament to the rich viticultural heritage of Mendoza.
Product Details:
- Type: White Wine
- Volume: 750ML
- Finish: A harmonious blend of vibrant acidity and a long, satisfying finish that echoes with notes of tree fruit.
- Profile: Aromatic and fresh, this Torrontes boasts a bouquet brimming with peach, apple, and green apple nuances, promising a sensory journey like no other.
- Craftsmanship: Meticulously produced with a gentle pressing of destemmed grapes, this wine is vinified without malolactic fermentation to preserve its lively aromas and crisp acidity. Aged for three months on the lees in steel tanks and an additional three months in the bottle, it reflects the dedication to quality that Alta Vista is renowned for.
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Alta Vista Premium Mendoza Torrontes - 750ML
Sale price$31.35
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