Tamari was founded in 2002 and is located in Mendoza, Argentina’s largest wine making region. In the language native to the region, Tamari means “to do everything with passion.” The Torrontés is grown in the Fatima Valley in La Rioja, Argentina. The climate in this area is well suited to growing these grapes because the daytime heat is balanced by cool nights. “Tamarí 2007 Torrontés is an intense white wine with an aroma of roses, tangerines, and tropical fruit alond with notes of hazelnut, vanilla and cinnamon. Try this fruity and floral wine with semi ripe cheeses or seafood like trout, sea bass, swordfish, oysters, scallops or crab. Its also a great food match for meats like chicken, veal, partridge, turkey as well as cold meats like salami and ham. Anything made from corn with spices and herbs such as basil, curry and mustard will also be perfect for Tamarí Torrontés.” Winery notes. |
