Torrontés

Hey, I hope you grabbed some great insight and you're gonna go out and try some Malbec, Argentine Malbec, because it's really well worth it.

Torrontés, if you like white, check out Torrontés because I really like Torrontés.

It's a, it's one of those whites that's not too heavy, not too light.

It's just right.

Called Troxadoura there as opposed to Treixadura in Spain.

There's some other minor grapes, Torrontés, Godello.

And then there are reds as well, which we may see more of, Caño Tinto, Castaniel, Espadeiro, Loureiro Tinto, Sousón, Mencía, Bruñel, and Docal.

These are local grapes, but who knows? I'm just putting it out there because these wines are having some success locally.

Otherwise, you have Cercial, Dry, Verdelho, a little bit richer, and Buol going up from there.

And then the rare Torontes, not to be confused with Torontes.

And Rainwater is made with red

grapes, correct? Tinto Negra.