Santa Julia’s new proposal for those who prefer light, fresh, fruity wines that are very easy to drink, Nacional pays tribute to two flagship varieties in Argentina: 60% Semillón and 40% Torrontés. With a long-standing history in Mendoza, Semillón’s best expression is achieved in cool, mild climates like that of Uco Valley’s, while Torrontés is Argentina’s single native grape variety.

Classic is a own category in the German quality designation system. Grapes for Classic must meet higher ripeness requirements and can only be made from traditional varieties which are typical for the region, i.e. Riesling for the Mosel. Classic wines must always be made in a harmonious dry style only.
A medium-bodied, elegant dry wine. Crisp and full of flavour hinting of ripe apples and a touch of the slate soil it was grown on. It is a very well-balanced, dry, very food-friendly wine.

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The wine has fresh, fruity aromas with an overtone of white flowers. It makes an excellent accompaniment to antipasti, fish and white meat dishes.

Intense fruity bouquet of ripe peach and pear flavours with elegant almond and honey overtones. Flavour: Crispy and textured on the palate.

Zuccardi's Valles Torrontés is a fragrant, crisp and zingy white wine with flavours of lychee, orange peel and gentle spices. Its great on its own or with Asian food, seafood or salads.

The Endless River Sauvignon Blanc offers a captivating visual, olfactory, and gustatory experience. Visually, this wine displays a pale yellow color with bright green highlights, evoking freshness and vitality.