Varietals
Wine produced
Awards won
Varietals
Wine produced
Awards won
SInce 2001
Award-Winning Wines
Riesling is native to Germany, so it is not surprising that a large portion of the plantings of this variety are located there. However, it can also be found in Austria, France and Australia. Riesling has a wide range of aromas, including notes of peach, apricot, pear and citrus, as well as surprising shades of petrol, kerosene or oil.
Many experts consider Muscat to be the progenitor of most modern wine varieties, because it has the ability to mutate in the most unexpected ways. Muscat is distinguished by its aroma, which has notes of mandarin, ripe pear and orange blossom. Muscat’s largest plantings, which occupy half of the world’s vineyards, are in the United States.
Our grapes
Italy is second in planting, and Austria is third. Muscats have a wide palette in terms of style, but are best revealed in semi-sweet and sweet wines.
Our corks
Torrontes wines have a bright aroma with notes of citrus and tropical fruits. The best and most aromatic torrontes can be found in the north of Argentina, in the provinces of Salta and La Rioja.
Our barrels
Torrontes is considered the hallmark of Argentina's white wines. It owes its bright flavor to its progenitors, the Muscat of Alexandria and Mision.
Our aging method
Viognier comes from France, namely the Rhone Valley, where it is used to make one of the most famous white wines, Condrieux. In addition to France, it can be found in Italy, Spain.