£35.20
Catena Alta Chardonnay is carefully produced using grapes selected from specific rows in two renowned Andean vineyards: Adrianna and Domingo. This careful blend creates a highly aromatic and elegant wine that genuinely reflects the terroir of its origins. The Catena family has passionately tended these vines for four generations, establishing a reputation for defining Argentine wine since 1902.
- Sourced from select rows in Adrianna and Domingo vineyards.
- Combines elements to create a balanced, complex flavour profile.
- Showcases highly aromatic characteristics.
- Represents four generations of dedicated Catena family winemaking.
Experience this expression of historic Argentine viticulture.
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Catena Alta Chardonnay is sourced from select rows in two of the Catena family's Andean vineyards: Adrianna and Domingo. The blend of these historic rows, like the marriage of sounds that create a symphony, yields a highly aromatic and elegant wine that speaks for the earth and the vines that have been tended by the Catenas for four generations. The Catena Family, since 1902: one hundred years of defining Argentina wine.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Offers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Offers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week
