If you haven’t yet tried the intensely aromatic Torrontes grape, you’re in for a treat. Crisp yet slightly creamy, the wine combines the zestiness of Sauvignon Blanc with the floral headiness of Viognier. And it’s a grape that you only find in Argentina. Herve Fabre came from a family of wine negociants in Bordeaux, but set his sights on making great Malbec, Cabernet and Torrontes in Argentina in the early 1990’s. The indigenous Torrontes grape intrigued him as it intrigues us, offering aromatics of white peach and jasmine unlike other grapes. He makes this wine to be lush and food friendly, pairing well with spicy dishes, grilled seafood and, of course, traditional Argentine egg and green chile empanadas
Very intense ruby red colour. Attractive bouquet with hints of blackberries, raspberries, spices and mint. Good intensity on the palate, with silky tannins greatly balanced with the oak. Great with red meats, games and rich cheeses.
Intense red colour. Charming aromas of red fruits with hints of vanilla and chocolate. A fantastic wine with an elegant and round finish. Great with red meats, rich dishes and cheeses.
Deep red colour with violet tones. Very intense bouquet with red cherry fruit and spices. Complex and well-balanced with vanilla and chocolate notes from the oak. A modern style wine, with sweet silky tannins. Great with all kind of grilled meats, games and cheeses.