CW. A bit tight the first night, a clean and pure representation of torrontes the second night. — 6 months ago
Very good dessert wine for the price! — 2 years ago
Pale-medium Salmon color.
Aromas of orange peel,
Dry. Flavors of orange zest, subtle spice, nutmeg, soft tropical fruit.
Intensity: 4/5
Complexity: 2/5
Balance: 4/5
Finish: 4/5 — 4 months ago
Acidic, citrisy but light and delightful. I think it has notes of herbs. Would get again! — 8 months ago
Pleasant with baked salmon. Fragrant and crisp ($13) — 3 years ago
Bright golden color. Aromas of stone and tropical fruits along with fresh herbs, wet stones and fresh cut grass. Flavors of ripe peaches, mango, pineapple and lychee fruit. Distinct mineral, saline and citrus notes on the long finish. Creamy texture and low acidity. Very interesting expression of the varietal. Well crafted, balanced and elegant. — 2 months ago
Light golden color. Aromas of tropical fruits, white flowers and citrus. Flavors of pineapple, lemon/lime, peaches, melon, kiwi and minerals. Fruit forward and bright finish. Zesty acidity and very fresh tasting. Light bodied, crisp and refreshing. Thanks for the sample, Chris B! — 5 months ago
Floral! Gentle, lychee, peach — 9 months ago
Freddy R. Troya
Pisano “Río de los Pájaros” Reserve 2024
Progreso, Uruguay 🇺🇾
Overview
An impressive white out of 100% Torrontés grapes from the Pisano family estate, representing Uruguay’s Atlantic expression of this aromatic varietal. Subtle yet elegant, this wine redefines Torrontés with finesse rather than flamboyance.
Aromas & Flavors
Enticing florals, white jasmine, honeysuckle, and orange blossom, lifted by stone fruit and citrus zest. Notes of lychee and pear gently unfold as it opens in the glass.
Mouthfeel
Medium-bodied with refreshing acidity and a rounded mid-palate. The texture is supple yet vibrant, giving a polished feel to a grape often known for exuberance. The finish is clean, layered, and persistent.
Food Pairings
Superb with ceviche, grilled shrimp, or Southeast Asian dishes with a touch of spice. Also delightful with goat cheese salads or simply enjoyed solo.
Verdict
A sophisticated take on Torrontés, aromatic yet balanced, expressive yet composed. A must-try example of Uruguay’s potential in white wines.Cheers!
Did You Know?
“Río de los Pájaros” translates to River of the Painted Birds, Uruguay’s poetic name derived from the native Guaraní language, a tribute to its natural beauty and rich biodiversity.
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