Hermandad Chardonnay
Hermandad Chardonnay shows a pale yellow colour with greenish highlights. The nose is concentrated and intense with citrus, pineapple and green apple aromas, interwoven with vanilla notes from the oak and some mineral characters from the soil. With a great concentration and elegance, on the palate the first impact is ripe, well balanced by the natural acidity, with rich white fruits and toast bread, and light notes of vanilla. Its finish is long and persistent
Argentina
South America's largest wine producer, defined by high-altitude vineyards in the foothills of the Andes. Argentina is best known for rich, dark-fruited Malbec, particularly from Mendoza, alongside aromatic Torrontés whites and increasingly refined high-altitude Cabernet Sauvignon and Bonarda.
Butter-poached lobster with a squeeze of lemon
Roast chicken carved at the table
A wheel of ripe Brie by the fire
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