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L10 Torrontes 2019
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L10 Torrontes 2019
Tasting Notes: An aromatic varietal indigenous to Argentina, the Torrontes grape produces fresh, aromatic wines with moderate acidity and distinctive floral and apricot aromas – this one is no different! Dry and crisp with lively citrus and white peach flavours. It is best consumed young and fresh so why wait!
Food Pairing: Pair with all light-medium chicken dishes. Salmon Ceviche! Salmon is in many ways the chicken of the fish world and pairs superbly.
Description
Read more about the L10 Torrontes 2019 from winemaker Bodegas Bianchi Wine Estate and Lionel Messi below:
The Wine:
Born in Fasano, Italy, in 1887, Don Valentín emigrated with his family to Argentina in 1910. In 1928 he bought a small vineyard and gave birth to Bodegas Valentin Bianchi. As part of the legacy, they seek to keep alive the passion for wine and constantly exploring new horizons. Their guiding principles in winemaking are to respect nature and the best viticultural and oenological practices.
Sporting Connection:
Lionel Messi is arguably the best-known football player in the world and regarded by many as one of the most skillful of all time. In his career, he has won a record five Ballon d’Or awards, four of which he won consecutively, and a record five European Golden Shoes. Former Captain of Argentina and veteran of Barcelona FC, he has very little left to achieve in the world of football.
Purchase your case of L10 Torrontes 2019 from Lionel Messi via the Sporting Wine Club website today!
Additional information
Colour
White
Unit
per case of 6
Sport
Football
Winemaker
Lionel Messi
Grape
Torrontes
Country
Argentina
Year
2019
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