Zuccardi Serie A Torrontés

Pours a pale yellow with aromas which leap out of the glass of white peach, lychee, and apricot, layered with notes of orange blossom, jasmine, rose petal, and fresh citrus zest. On the palate vibrant stone fruit and citrus flavors with a mineral edge. Three generations of the Zuccardi family have brought this winery to its current place in the Uco Valley. The Polígonos of the Uco Valley series is a selection that expresses the characteristics of different territories within the valley.

Grape VarietalTorrontés

FeatureSustainable

Country: Argentina

Region: Salta

Appellation: Salta

Grape Profile: Torrontés is a white wine grape variety, primarily grown in Argentina, known for producing aromatic, fresh wines that express a rich bouquet of floral aromas, including rose petals and geranium, along with fruit flavors like peach, citrus, and melon.

Region Profile: Salta, located in northwestern Argentina, is home to some of the highest vineyards in the world, with many planted between 1,500 and 2,000 meters (5,000–6,500 feet) above sea level. The region’s intense sunlight, cool nights, and arid climate allow grapes to ripen slowly while preserving exceptional acidity and aromatic purity.

Pair with: Seafood like grilled shrimp or scallops. Lighter dishes like fresh salads and light pastas. White meats like poultry and pork with seasonings of citrus and herbs. Soft cheeses like goat cheese and mozzarella.

Map of Argentina highlighting wine regions from Salta in the north to Patagonia in the south, showing major cities and types of wine produced, including Torrontés, Malbec, and Cabernet Sauvignon.
Map of Mendoza province in Argentina, showing wine regions, major cities, and the elevation range, along with information about the province's vineyards, including the percentage of Argentina's vineyards, total vineyard area, and principal grape varieties.