THE WINES
"Wine is bottled poetry" Robert Louis Stevenson
Malbec Roble 2016
Varietal: Malbec 100%
Harvest: First half of April 2016 - (Manual)
Estate: Bodegas Americanas, San Rafael, Mendoza.
Deep shined with red cherry taste, this Malbec's particular bouquet of great cleanliness and mature figs and plums flavour unfolds its magnificence in a sweet entry into palate highlighting its sourness and certain aftertastes of carefully selected spices.
Awards
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Silver Medal. La Mujer Elige 2018. Mendoza, Argentina.
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Silver Medal. Terravino 2018. Israel.
In order to fully enjoy our wines, we recommend uncorking the bottle half an hour before drinking as the contact with the air will allow the wine to express itself in full. Traditional methods used in the elaboration of the wine and the aging process may leave some sediments (small solid particles), so we suggest to pour it smoothly or transfer it to a decanter . Drink it between 18° and 21° C.
Chardonnay Extra Brut
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With its subtle apple bouquet and pale yellow tone with light greenish grains, this Chardonnay Extra Brut of smooth entry and fine and persistent bubbles provides balanced acidity, good volume and mouth-feel ideal to accompany sushi, fishes, light dishes and all kind of pleasant moments.
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Serve between 5 C° and 7 C° (41 F° and 45 F°).
Malbec Rosé Dulce
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With its delicate Malbec grapes bouquet, berries' aroma, light pinkish tone and fine and persistent bubbles, this Malbec Rosé Dulce of balanced acidity and sugarness provides elegance, volumen and mouth-feel ideal to accompany deserts, as entrée drink or simply to enjoy pleasant moments.
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Serve between 5 C° and 7 C° (41 F° and 45 F°).
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Torrontés Dulce Natural
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With its pale yellow tone with light greenish grains and delicate aroma combining orange blossoms, melons, peaches and lychees, this Torrontés Dulce Natural of smooth entry provides balanced acidity, good volume and great mouth-feel ideal to accompany deserts and enjoy all kind of pleasant moments.
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Serve between 4 C° and 6 C° (39 F° and 43 F°).
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