Tasted blind from a decanter. Clear lemon, with medium intensity. The nose is clean, of medium plus intensity. The nose is youthful and fresh but is not likely to improve with age. There is a flood of beautiful floral aromas (orange blossom and gardenia), ripe nectarine and melon. The palate is dry and quite a departure from the aromatic sweetness of the nose. The palate has flavors of stone fruit (peach) citrus (grapefruit), melon and a nice minerality. The acidity is medium, the alcohol and body are all medium to medium plus. The flavor intensity is medium plus, but the length of the finish is rather short. Overall, the wine was good, but disjointed. Maybe that is the nature of Torrontes itself. Very drinkeable now, and not intended for ageing. A great value at $10.00 and below. I liked it better than the other tasters, who found it to be just acceptable.
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Very impressive for the price. A bit of a cross between a Sauvignon Blanc and a Viognier. Lively citrus notes, floral elements and a pleasing bitter edge to it, like ginger root. Nice crispness and high in refreshment value, especially on this hot day. On the second day, I noticed a slight Gewurtz-like lychee note; still holding a nice acidic bite.
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2/28/2012 - EllisWine wrote:
Good fruit very clean uncomplicated but yuy
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10/23/2011 - TannicBeast wrote: 87 Points
Tasted blind from a decanter. Clear lemon, with medium intensity. The nose is clean, of medium plus intensity. The nose is youthful and fresh but is not likely to improve with age. There is a flood of beautiful floral aromas (orange blossom and gardenia), ripe nectarine and melon. The palate is dry and quite a departure from the aromatic sweetness of the nose. The palate has flavors of stone fruit (peach) citrus (grapefruit), melon and a nice minerality. The acidity is medium, the alcohol and body are all medium to medium plus. The flavor intensity is medium plus, but the length of the finish is rather short. Overall, the wine was good, but disjointed. Maybe that is the nature of Torrontes itself. Very drinkeable now, and not intended for ageing. A great value at $10.00 and below. I liked it better than the other tasters, who found it to be just acceptable.
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7/23/2011 - mdefreitas wrote: 89 Points
Very impressive for the price. A bit of a cross between a Sauvignon Blanc and a Viognier. Lively citrus notes, floral elements and a pleasing bitter edge to it, like ginger root. Nice crispness and high in refreshment value, especially on this hot day. On the second day, I noticed a slight Gewurtz-like lychee note; still holding a nice acidic bite.
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7/20/2011 - Winiac wrote: 88 Points
Golden color. Nice bouquet and medium to heavy mouth feel with taste of lime and tropical fruit. Bit off balance in the end.
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6/18/2011 - Javitxu wrote: 83 Points
Not a very ambitious wine. Export focus. In any case, typical "torrontes"; tasty; and easy-drink
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