Bodega Colome High Altitude Vineyards Salta Torrontes 2024 (Argentina) Rated 92VM

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Rated 92
The 2024 Torrontes Estate was crafted from grapes sourced across the Calchaqui Valley. Yellow in hue, it reveals enticing aromas of lime and jasmine, complemented by subtle tropical and herbal notes. Dry, taut and refreshing, the wine flows with a pristine fruit core. This beautifully crafted Torrontés showcases a vibrant and youthful high-altitude style. Drinking Window 2024-2028.

Bodega Colome High Altitude Vineyards Salta Torrontes 2024 750ml

Fresh. Aromatic. A signature white from Argentina's high-altitude terroir.
The 2024 Bodega Colome High Altitude Vineyards Torrontes is a vibrant expression of Argentina's flagship white grape, grown in the dramatic elevations of Salta. This wine captures the purity and intensity of Torrontes cultivated in some of the world's highest vineyards, delivering exotic aromatics, crisp acidity, and remarkable freshness.

• Producer: Bodega Colome
• Region: Salta, Argentina
• Varietal: 100% Torrontes
• ABV: 13%
• Style: Aromatic, crisp, fruit-forward white wine
• Vineyards: High-altitude sites (5,500-10,200 feet above sea level)

Tasting Notes

Nose: Intense floral bouquet of jasmine and rose, with tropical fruit and citrus zest.
Palate: Fresh lychee, peach, and lemon-lime with vibrant acidity and mineral undertones.
Finish: Crisp, clean, and refreshing with lingering floral and citrus notes.

Why You'll Love It

• Signature Torrontés from Argentina's highest vineyards
• Exotic aromatics balanced by refreshing acidity
• Perfect for warm-weather sipping and elegant pairings
• Produced by Bodega Colomé, one of Argentina's oldest wineries

Food Pairing

• Spicy Thai or Indian curries
• Ceviche with lime and cilantro
• Grilled shrimp skewers
• Soft cheeses like goat cheese or ricotta

Cellaring

• Drinking Window: 2024-2027
• Storage: Best kept at 50-55°F to preserve freshness

Bodega Colome High Altitude Vineyards Salta Torrontes 2024 is a lively, aromatic white that embodies the purity of Argentina's high-altitude terroir - ideal for summer gatherings, exotic cuisine, and lovers of crisp, floral wines.