As summer hurls to a close, I had to review one of the best white wines I have ever sipped. I stumbled upon the Zolo Torrontes one day at our local Costco. What caught my eye was the markdown.

The week prior this wine was $8.99 a bottle–and now was only $4.97!

Even at that price I was skeptical, because I am not a fan of South American Wines– and I had never had or heard of a “Torrontes” white. Throwing caution and my own prejudices into the wind, I grabbed 3 bottles–and later wished it had been 3 cases.

Doing some research, I discovered that Torrontes grape is cultivated in Argentina–and that wine that made from this grape is considered to be the best of its kind in the world.

I now understand why!

The evening after my purchase, I opened this bottle of wine and immediately knew I was going to love it. The citrusy scent of this wine immediately escaped when the cork was popped. The glass I poured was pale yellow–and it looked like tiny bubbles were dancing around.

The nose of this wine is incredible. Not only is there crisp citrus–but hits of lush tropical fruit as well. This is unlike any white wine you have ever had! Once you take a sip, you will understand my gushing. This wine is nothing like any Chardonnay, Pinot Gris, or Sauvignon Blanc you’ve tasted. The Zolo Torrontes is refreshing, crisp, light, and bursting with amazing flavor–without any cloying sweetness.

I am a red wine gal. Usually I only drink white wine when either it is hot outside or there is no red wine. This wine has me singing (and sipping) to a different tune.

Unfortunately there are not many stores that carry this gem. You can find it online, but the best price (besides the Costco close-out) I have found was at BevMo. Right now it is priced at $9.99 and if you buy 6 you get $1 off per bottle, bringing it down to $8.99 each. This is a bargain for such a delicious wine……you will thank me!

White wine tip: If you serve white wine too cold it will not open up and will numb your palate and you will not be able to fully enjoy your wine. If it feels almost too cold to hold it is too cold to serve. Best temperature should be between 45 to 58 degrees.

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