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Lurton Piedra Negra Torrontés 75 cl.
I.G. Mendoza, Mendoza, Argentina.
Torrontés.White wine Bottle, 75 cl.
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November Monday 25 FREE SHIPPING!| Producer | Lurton Piedra Negra (François Lurton - Bodega Piedra Negra). |
| Variety |
Torrontés.
|
| Country of origin |
Argentina.
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| Region of origin |
Mendoza.
|
| Appellation of origin |
I.G. Mendoza.
|
| (UE)401/2010 Certification |
Indicación Geográfica (I.G.) Indicación de Procedencia (I.P.) I.G. Mendoza. |
| Weight | 1.500 gr. (1,5 Kg.). |
| Typology |
White wine. I.G. Mendoza. |
| Variety |
Torrontés.
|
| Vintage / Harvest |
Currently marketed by the producer.
|
| Format | Bottle. |
| Capacity | 75 cl. |
| Alcohol content | 14.5% Vol. |
| Weight | 1.500 gr. (1,5 Kg.). |
| Product reference | WAN4581293 |
| Actual price | 9,95 € . This product is currently not available. |
| Storage position | Lateral position, horizontal bottle. |
| Storage temperature |
Store at a constant temperature between 10-17ºC. Humidity should be constant around 60-80%. |
| Recommendations | Keep preferably away from light. |
| Visual tasting note | Pale straw color, Vibrant green hue, Very transparent. |
| Olfactory tasting note | Violets, Green fruit, Explosive, Wood nuances. |
| Tasting note | Unctuous, Fragrant, Consistent. |
| Recommended pairing | Sole fish, Fresh sheep cheese, Squid a la romana. |
| Consumption temperature | 12ºC - 16ºC. |
| Consumption | It is recommended to drink in moderation and demonstrate a responsible consumption of alcoholic beverages. |
| Please keep in mind |
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«Lurton Piedra Negra Mendoza» is produced by Lurton Piedra Negra (François Lurton - Bodega Piedra Negra). «Lurton Piedra Negra Mendoza» is monovarietal, made only with the grape variety Torrontés, 100% Torrontés. «Lurton Piedra Negra Mendoza» is a product from Argentina. The production region of «Lurton Piedra Negra Mendoza» is Mendoza. It is certified with I.G. Mendoza. The weight of «Lurton Piedra Negra Mendoza» is 1.500 grams (1,5 Kg.). |
Appellation of origin:
I.G. Mendoza.
Lurton Piedra Negra Torrontés 75 cl.
Español [ ES ]Historia.
La historia de Argentina como región productora de vino se remonta al año 1536, cuando el presbítero Juan Cedrón (o quizá Cidrón) plantó en Santiago del Estero las primeras cepas de uva moscatel y "uva país", procedentes de España y a su vez traídas desde la ciudad chilena de La Serena. El propósito del clérigo era utilizar el producto en el ritual católico de la misa. Aproximadamente medio siglo después los franciscanos importaron de Canarias a la provincia de Salta uvas malvasía, el fin de estos misioneros era lograr un vino blanco y suave, asimismo apto para dicho ritual. Así, se obtuvieron variedades de mistela a través de uvas como la vitis rupestris y la vitis labrusca, o bien de las llamadas "uvas chinches," las cuales dan lugar a vinos de sabor áspero y ácido. Asimismo, se debe a los jesuitas y franciscanos la importación temprana de excelentes cepas de vitis vinifera. A fines del siglo XVI las órdenes religiosas introdujeron cepas por el Río de la Plata, llegando a ser hoy la zona interfluvial de Concordia un importante centro productor.
Siguación geográfica.
En el centro oeste del Argentina, al pie de la cordillera de los Andes, Mendoza concentra el 75% del total de los viñedos del país sudamericano y la mayor cantidad de bodegas del país. Esto la convierte en la provincia vitivinícola más importante y uno de los principales centros productores a nivel mundial. La presencia de los Andes, que actúa como barrera a los vientos húmedos del Pacifico, sumado a la distancia al océano Atlántico, modelan el clima generando condiciones ideales para el cultivo de la vid. La altura, el clima continental, la heterogeneidad de suelos y el agua proveniente del deshielo constituyen factores clave para la producción de vinos de excelente calidad, que se suman a una marcada tradición vitivinícola. El territorio de Mendoza puede dividirse en cinco grandes subregiones, que imprimen a las variedades sus características particulares: Valle de Uco, integrado por los departamentos de Tunuyán, Tupungato y San Carlos; la Primera Zona, que comprende los departamentos de Luján de Cuyo y Maipú; y los oasis norte (Lavalle y Las Heras), este (San Martín, Rivadavia, Junín, Santa Rosa y La Paz) y sur (San Rafael, Malargüe y General Alvear), cubriendo prácticamente toda la geografía provincial.
Región vitivinícola.
El alto grado de desarrollo alcanzado por la vitivinicultura, sumado a las nuevas investigaciones impulsadas por una generación de productores inquietos, ha llevado a la identificación de microrregiones con atributos diferenciales de terroir, reflejando el carácter diverso de la vitivinicultura argentina. Es específicamente en el Malbec donde mejor se aprecia esta cualidad. Con el 20% de la superficie total de Malbec plantado en el país, Mendoza es la principal productora, aunque también se destacan la Bonarda, el Cabernet Sauvignon, Syrah y Tempranillo entre sus variedades predominantes. Mendoza es cuantitativa y cualitativamente la provincia más importante en lo que se refiere a producción de vinos argentinos, produciendo el 65% de la producción nacional.
Los vinos.
Si bien las cepas son muchas, dentro de los tintos se destacan los Malbec, Bonarda, Cabernet Sauvignon, Merlot y Syrah. Dentro de los blancos se destacan los Chardonnay, Riesling, Sauvignon Blanc y, muy especialmente el Torrontés. En cuanto al Malbec, es oriundo de Cahors en Francia, y su nombre en argot francés significa mal pico es decir, en lenguaje figurado francés "mal gusto", y esto es por poseer demasiados taninos en su región de origen, sin embargo en Argentina el malbec ha encontrado un terroir que le da un gusto calificado por los expertos enólogos y sommeliers de "amable", caracterizándose por su exquisitez y gustos aromas delicados, lo cual ha hecho que el Malbec argentino se haya convertido en un vino de renombre mundial. Por otra parte, en el ya citado Valle de Uco se producen excelentes vinos espumantes, muchos de ellos pueden mantener el nombre de origen Champagne, ya que son producidos por las mismas empresas bodegueras francesas.
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Lurton Piedra Negra Torrontés 75 cl.
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Lurton Piedra Negra Torrontés 75 cl.
White wine. Lurton Piedra Negra. I.G. Mendoza. Mendoza. Argentina. Torrontés. Bottle. 75 cl..
| Variety | Torrontés. |
| Country of origin | Argentina. |
| Region of origin | Mendoza. |
| Appellation of origin | I.G. Mendoza. |
| Vintage / Harvest | Currently marketed by the producer. |
| Format | Bottle. |
| Capacity | 75 cl. |
| Alcohol content | 14.5% Vol. |
| Visual tasting note | Pale straw color, Vibrant green hue, Very transparent. |
| Olfactory tasting note | Violets, Green fruit, Explosive, Wood nuances. |
| Tasting note | Unctuous, Fragrant, Consistent. |
| Recommended pairing | Sole fish, Fresh sheep cheese, Squid a la romana. |
| Consumption temperature | 12ºC - 16ºC. |
| Typology | White wine. I.G. Mendoza. |
| Producer | Lurton Piedra Negra (François Lurton - Bodega Piedra Negra). |
| Weight | 1.500 gr. (1,5 Kg.). |
| Product reference | WAN4581293 |
| Actual price | 9,95 € . This product is currently not available. |
| Please keep in mind | The information provided and referred to the product features and details has been provided by the expert, manufacturer or producer or published on the official sites. In no case can it be considered as assessment made by our team, unless expressly stated otherwise. We suggest you to refer to the comments and reviews posted by our customers and users to expand and contrast this information. |
| Misreading | Our team provides this information and details in ESPAÑOL language. If you browse in another language note that the information contained may have been translated from the original language through an automated real-time process that has not been supervised by our human team. In case of doubt, misunderstanding or misreading about the content of this information you should refer to the original version of this page or contact our customer service team. |
| Product image | The product image or its label is only relevant for graphic purposes, so it may not match the identification of the vintage or other features and details of the product for sale. This product is provided in the conditions and format in which it is marketed at the current time. This product is not identified or supplied in a specific vintage. The product image and label may not match the vintage identification or other characteristics and details of the product for sale. |
| Country of origin | Spain. This product is shipped from Spain. |
| (UE)401/2010 Certification | Indicación Geográfica (I.G.) Indicación de Procedencia (I.P.) I.G. Mendoza. |
| Storage position | Lateral position, horizontal bottle. |
| Storage temperature | Store at a constant temperature between 10-17ºC. Humidity should be constant around 60-80%. |
| Recommendations | Keep preferably away from light. |
| Accessories | This product is provided in the conditions and format in which it is marketed at the current time. In cases where the product includes an additional packaging, box and/or case, These accessories will be included in the shipment as long as they comply with the dimensions of the special packaging adapted and approved for the transport of beverages. In general, the images of the products that we publish on our website are only relevant for graphic purposes. The images do not show other accessories such as additional packaging (box, case, etc.) or promotional elements that may occasionally be included by the manufacturer along with the product. If you wish, we can inform you about the additional packaging, elements and accessories included with the product at the current time. |
| Legal Notice | It is against the law to sell or supply alcohol to, or to obtain alcohol on behalf of a person under the age of 18 years. If you are not more than 18 years old, you must leave this website. |
| Consumption | It is recommended to drink in moderation and demonstrate a responsible consumption of alcoholic beverages. |
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