Somewhere Else Vineyards
Te Mando un Beso Chardonnay


Somewhere Else Vineyards
Te Mando un Beso Chardonnay

This unoaked Chardonnay has an inviting bouquet of orchard fruits where crisp green apples and ripe pears take centre stage. A delicate hint of citrus zest shines through, intertwining with subtle floral undertones that evoke the region's arid elegance. Crisp and refreshing, this wine delights with its vibrant acidity, showcasing flavours of fresh-cut pineapple and hints of juicy white peach. The minerality in the mid-palate pays homage to the region.
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This unoaked Chardonnay has an inviting bouquet of orchard fruits where crisp green apples and ripe pears take centre stage. A delicate hint of citrus zest shines through, intertwining with subtle floral undertones that evoke the region's arid elegance. Crisp and refreshing, this wine delights with its vibrant acidity, showcasing flavours of fresh-cut pineapple and hints of juicy white peach. The minerality in the mid-palate pays homage to the region.
Tasting notes
- ColourWhite
- Enjoy at8-10 °C
- CountryArgentina
- RegionSan Juan
- StyleLight-Bodied
- GrapesChardonnay
- Pair withGrilled vegetables & fresh seafood
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San Juan, Argentina’s second-largest wine-producing region, is renowned for its high-altitude vineyards and arid climate, which produce highly distinctive, quality wines. Situated north of the better-trodden Mendoza region, San Juan benefit...
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About the winery

Somewhere Else Vineyards, located at the base of the Andes, benefits from ideal conditions for producing high-quality wines typical of the Tullum Valley's terroir. Established in the 1950s and modernised in 2002, it uses advanced winemaking technology and diverse fermentation methods. The team, led by Alejandro Menin and Guillermo Moore, focuses on wines that reflect the vineyard's character, with distinctive fruit notes and balance. With a capacity of 5 million litres and 300 hectares, it produces 12 varietals in the Pedernal Valley.
Community reviews
Community reviews
4.09 out of 5 stars
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I usually like chardonnay, but I found this a little too tart for my liking...
this was so full of flaviur and went down a treat
reminded me that Chardonnay can still be good despite its reputation as a standard drink
It as surprisingly nice for a Chardonnay but didn’t match well with our dinner (chicken gyros)