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The Achaval Ferrer Quimerino Blanco is an intensely fruity Sauvignon Blanc blended with some Marsanne and Roussane grapes. Packed with juicy nectarines, zesty citrus and a sophisticated savoury undertone from the white Rhone component, this is a full-bodied white wine, aromatic and moreish!
In 1998, a group of Italian and Argentinean friends joined forces to realise a then extremely ambitious dream – the creation of world class Argentinean wine. From the very outset, the aim of Achaval-Ferrer was not only to produce wine of exceptional quality but also, to remain faithful to the...
Located in the Cuyo region, Mendoza is by far the largest and most important wine-growing province in Argentina. Located on a high-altitude plateau at the edge of the Andes Mountains, the province is responsible for roughly 70% of the country's wine production. The province's signature grape variety is Malbec, producing...
Roussanne is a white wine grape variety and one of the most important white varieties grown in France's Rhône Valley. It is a tricky grape to cultivate as it is difficult to ripen, notoriously prone to rot and is a particularly low yielder. Roussanne's name comes from its russet-coloured skin...
Sauvignon Blanc is a major white grape variety that is planted widely in Bordeaux, the Loire Valley and the New World, particularly New Zealand. If planted in cool regions on poor soils it has the classic green herbaceous flavours often reminiscent of gooseberries, green peppers, grass, passion fruit or elderflower....
