2006

Chilean Carmenéres certainly have a distinctive flavor, but this 2006 Carmenére is not the best Chile has to offer.

For the price, this is a great example of the Argentine Torrontes wine. Reasonably strong aromas with an appropriately sweet mouth. Perfect.

This tasty varietal is one of the best hot summer day wines possible. While my favorite is from Tomero or Mounier, Urban Uco's Torrontés is a good value and refreshing white.

For its price, this is a great wine from one of my favorite wineries, [Montes](http://www.denverspanishhouse.com/node/230).

Torrontes are almost always satisfying. The grape is just amazingly great at providing an intensely sweet, flowery bouquet without the overly sweet taste.

Delicious white wine - strong fruity bouquet with a not-overly-sweet taste and buttery texture.