Torrontes (tor ohn TEZ) is the only indigenous white grape variety of Argentina. Acordeon grows Torrontes in the mile-high Cafayate Valley, the pre-eminent region for this signature white wine. The high altitude, low humidity, intensely sunny days and cold nights combine with sandy soils to bring forth the grape’s heady floral aromas and tangy tropical fruit flavors. Refreshing and amazingly versatile, this wine pairs seamlessly with foods ranging from toasted almonds to ceviche, spicy prawns to chipotle chicken.
Lively acidity and juicy fruitful aromas, ripe flavor chorus of nectarines, white peaches, tangy grapefruit, Asian pear and hints of minerality, orange zest and honey.
Spicy appetizers, mild cheeses, grilled prawns, ceviche, summer pastas, herb chicken, Asian cuisine from sushi to Thai spring rolls.
Estate: 1,700 meters altitude (5,576 feet).
Appellation: Cafayate Valley, Salta, Argentina.
Soil Type: Sandy, permeable, alluvial.
Grooming: Vertically trained, small cluster trimmed.
Yield: 5 tones per acre.
Fermentation: Refrigerated stainless steel vessels to capture fresh, delicate aromatics and bright fruit flavors. (No oak used.)
Grape to glass: 12 to 18 months
100% Hand-Harvested Torrontes
pH: 3.53
Total Acidity: 0.64 g/100 ml
Alcohol: 12.7%
|
|
2011 Acordeón Torrontes
Tasting Notes
|
|
|
Acordeón Torrontes Bottle - 2011Bottles |
|
|
Acordeón Torrontes Label - 2011Labels |
|
|
Acordeón Torrontes BeautyBeauty |
|
|
Acordeón Torrontes Bottle - NVBottles |
|
|
Acordeón Torrontes Label - NVLabels |
|
|
Acordeón Torrontes Shelf TalkerPoint of Sale |
|
|
Acordeón Torrontes Tasting CardPoint of Sale
PDF includes additional panels
|