Amado Sur Mendoza Torrontés Blend

Dry but juicy. Save for your non-wine enthusiast friends when you have a party. Simple. Bland. All of the sudden the bottles gone

Acidic with grass, lime, and floral notes. Very light, and fresh, but almost disappears on the finish.

Great wine. The blend is well balanced. I enjoyed it more that a 100% Torrentés. It pairs very well with fish or Thai food.

Like it

Light and clean; slightly dry. Some fruity taste. 2012 vintage.

Light, floral, slightly sweet finish. Unexpectedly, a little fizzy. Too lighthearted for my taste but not bad.

Fruity with a very strong smell of skunk! Maybe it was a bad bottle but this was nasty.

Dang, delectable is lowballing the price; we paid a whopping $12 for this. Soapy, perfumey nose and palate. Bright, crisp, refreshing. Eating jelly beans under freshly washed linen.

Enjoyable hot day blend. Crisp and refreshing. Tart apple flavour.

Sweetness on the nose. Very dry and crisp.
Apples and flint