At Vinoselección we know no frontiers; we travel the world in search of the best wines. In this selection you’ll find two reds and a white chosen from France and Argentina. Tasting them will be an enriching and highly affordable experience!
France has many regions that are renowned for the quality of their wines. Among them Alsace, in the northwest of the country, is famous for the potential of its native white varieties. We’ve picked for you a white that’s highly representative of the region: Dietrich Riesling Réserve 2020 made with Riesling grapes, a variety hailed by many experts as the most complex grape variety and the best all-rounder in the world. It's notable for its delicacy, freshness, purity and incomparable range of aromas and flavours.
Still in France, we now move on to the Rhône, an area with a Mediterranean profile in the southeast of the country which is currently enjoying a heyday. Grenache and Syrah, its most representative grape varieties, are the backbone of Vaucher Côtes du Rhône 2023, which also includes Cinsault and Monastrell. This red was aged in concrete vats and displays the characteristic finesse of the wines from the southern part of the Rhône.
Crossing the Atlantic we come to Argentina, the most important wine-producing country in South America. Mendoza, a region located in the west of the country next to the Andes mountain range, accounts for more than 80% of Argentina's wine production. This is where Los Cardos Malbec 2023 comes from, a single-varietal created with the leading Argentine grape, Malbec. This red has intense, sweet and spicy aromas with delicate floral notes and is balanced and fresh on the palate, with a velvety mouthfeel.
- 2 bottles of Riesling Réserve 2020. Caves Dietrich et Fils. A.O.C. Alsace (Francia).
- 2 bottles of Vaucher Cotes du Rhône 2023. Vaucher Père & Fils. A.O.C. Côtes du Rhône (Ródano, Francia).
- 2 bottles of Los Cardos Malbec 2023. Doña Paula. Mendoza (Argentina).