Bodega Amalaya offers this interesting white wine, produced in the Salta region of Argentina. Interesting, above all, for the unusual blend that makes it up. Torrontes for 85% and Riesling for the remainder. Torrontes, it should be remembered, is Argentina's most emblematic white grape variety, known for its intense floral aromas and lively acidity. Riesling, by contrast, is not as widespread in these latitudes but is native to Germany. Appreciated for its elegance, aromatic complexity and great capacity for aging. All grapes come from the San Isidro Estate, located at 1,800 meters above sea level, and are harvested by hand. In the winery, fermentation takes place at low temperatures and aging takes place exclusively in steel. The wine has a bright yellow-green color. Subtle and complex fruity aromas emerge on the nose, with dominant notes of green apple and floral nuances. In the mouth, however, the wine reveals a soft entry, while showing good body. The finish is very fresh, with nice mineral notes and marked acidity. Good already, this white can safely age in the cellar for at least 3 years, refining its characteristics to the fullest. Its freshness makes it ideal with Asian cuisine dishes, as well as pasta dishes and fresh cheeses.