“Say ‘Argentina’ and ‘wine,’ and most people immediately think only of Malbec. And while Malbec might be the most well-known varietal of this South American country, there are plenty of other wonderful wines to be had. Torrontés is an indigenous grape to Argentina, and Tilia, the first Argentine winemaker to carry the Bodegas de Argentina certified sustainable seal on its label, makes a sublime version.”
— Forbes, Dec 2021

“This TILIA Torrontés is fermented for 10 days with maceration of 15 days in stainless steel tanks before spending six months in French Oak. It is pale yellow in color with light greenish hues. On the nose it exhibits aromas of passion fruit, citrus and freshly cut grass. On the palate, this wine is bright and fresh with concentrated vegetal and tropical flavors. It has a long and persistent finish.”
— Ever Wonder Wine?, Sep 2021