Clean, bright, lemon yellow with greenish reflections. Medium intensity with ripe citrus notes. Herbal background and nice floral hints. Atlantic fresh wine with good touch of salinity and minerality.

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.

An extremely vivid, light-yellow hue with a greenish and lively undertone. The aroma is rich and inviting, with aromas of roasted almonds, apricots, peaches, pears, lemon zest, and flowers. Flavor-wise, this wine is linear and well-structured, with a concentration on stone fruits and a smooth, balanced acidity. On the back end, the wine has a crisp citrus flavour and minerality which keeps it lively and refreshing. The aftertaste of this wine is very long and satisfying.

Pale gold color, clear and bright, with silver highlights. The initial nose is expressive, revealing fruity notes over a more mineral background. After aeration, aromas of citrus emerge, mingling with subtle hints of aromatic herbs (such as rosemary). The overall impression is fresh and delicate. On the palate, the attack is lively, with zesty, lemony notes that bring energy. The finish is more mineral, showcasing the beautiful expression of the limestone terroir, leaving a mouthwatering sensation.

Classic regional style with notes of citrus, stone fruit and a smooth and medium body. Serve with eggs casserole, fish terrine, aperitifs, tapas and poultry with cream

Clear pale yellow colour with notes of hazelnut, white flowers, green apples and blackcurrant. The palate is rich and well balanced, with great freshness and hints of liquorice and golden apple. This is a delicate wine that pairs well with starters, fish and seafood.

This wine is fruit-driven, subtly influenced by medium and light toast French oak. The oak is very supportive of the fruit and gives fullness and length to the palate. Complexity is achieved through barrel fermentation, partial malolactic fermentation, and lees stirring. The nose shows abundant stone fruit, sweet spices, and brioche. The palate is rich and full, with mouthwatering vibrancy and length.