Wine

Thennat Novo Torrontés

Torrontes is probably the most typical white grape from Argentina. It was introduced from spaniards in the XVI Century. Recent studies show that this varietal was probably originated in the Mediterranean area known as Malvasia or Malvazia. Wines made with Torrontes grapes are elegant, smooth, fruity and well balanced.

Cultivation zone: Zona Alta, Mendoza River, Mendoza, Argentina.

Vineyard training: Low trellis system.

Pruning system: Classical Guyot.

Distance between plants: 2.5 m between each row and 2.4 m between plants.

Yield: 12,000 kgs per hectare.

Age of vineyard: 40 years.

Harvest: Hand-picked in baskets of 16 kgs each.

Tasting notes: Brigth lemon–gold colour with hints of herbaceous green. Lovely aromas of  delicate citrus fruits with hints of white flowers. Deliciously fruity and fresh with a very pleasant finish.

Serving: This wine is wonderful with hors d´oeuvres, soft cheeses, fish and poultry. Enjoy it also as an apéritif. Recommended serving temperature: 8°C to 10°C.