2011 Dos Minas Torrontes Cafayate Valley

SKU #1085178

I have a tough time remembering any torrontes I have tried as delicious as this one. It has all of the typical spicy, floral aromatic notes, as well as a lovely rich scent of fresh tangerines. Juicy red grapefruit and mandarin flavors lead the way on the palate - vibrant and full of recently bottled freshness. (Joe Manekin, Latin Wine buyer)

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By: Sarah Covey |  K&L Staff Member  |  Review Date: 2/4/2012  | Send Email
This is the white wine that I would forsake all other white wines for! Well done, Minas! Characteristic Torrontes: white flowers, peaches, apricots, and honey with fleshy acid and a silky stone fruit compote on the palate. Medium body and juicy. Enjoy on its own- but this wine can stand up to a tomato artichoke garlic chicken sausage sauce with pasta! Promise!

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Argentina

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Alcohol Content (%): 13.5