Torrontés Riojano

Torrontés Riojano is traditionally grown in the La Rioja region of Argentina, located in the north-western part of the country. The climate in the region is continental, with mild temperatures and low rainfall. The vineyards are usually planted on slopes, at high altitudes, which helps to produce wines with intense aromas and flavors. Due to its high populatiry it has spread around the country, and is now grown widely in Mendoza and Salta regions. Torrontés Riojano is a hardy grape variety, and it is able to withstand the extreme temperatures of the region. The grapes are usually harvested early in the season and the wine is made in a dry style, with a low alcohol content. The fermentation process is usually done in stainless steel tanks, and the wine is then aged in oak barrels for a short period of time. Throughout Argentina, Torrontés Riojano is usually vinified in a dry, medium-bodied style with a crisp acidity. The wine can also be made in a semi-sweet style, with a more intense floral character. Torrontés Riojano is a versatile wine that pairs well with a variety of dishes. It is especially good with seafood, as well as spicy dishes like Indian curries. The wine can also be enjoyed with cheese, charcuterie, and fruit-based desserts.