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Nieto Senetiner Patrimonial Semillon

Nieto Senetiner Patrimonial Semillon

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Producer Nieto
Country Argentina
Region Mendoza
ABV 11.5%

Tasting Notes

Pear, Lemon Curd, Honey and Flint

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More About Nieto Senetiner Patrimonial Semillon

Nieto Senetiner Patrimonial Semillón is a dry, varietal white from the Patrimonial range, a line created by Bodega Nieto Senetiner to honour historic grapes that have shaped Mendoza’s winemaking tradition. It’s made from 100 % Semillón grown in Tupungato in the Uco Valley (Mendoza), and part of the wine (around 50 %) spends about 10 months in older oak barrels, giving added texture and depth while keeping the oak well integrated.

Meet the Producer, Nieto

Nieto

Style: Winery

Argentina became globally famous for Malbec partly because producers like Nieto Senetiner spent decades proving the country could make rich, polished reds without losing elegance completely along the way.

Founded in Mendoza in the late 1800s, the winery sits at the foothills of the Andes where altitude does a huge amount of the work. Warm sunshine gives ripeness and concentration naturally, while cool mountain nights preserve acidity and freshness underneath. The result is wines with proper generosity but usually more balance than older blockbuster Argentine styles.

Malbec remains the centrepiece. Dark plum, blackberry, violet and cocoa notes dominate, often with smooth tannins and fairly restrained oak compared to some international versions. Cabernet Sauvignon and Bonarda also feature heavily throughout the range, alongside fresher whites built around Torrontés and Chardonnay.

What works particularly well with Nieto is consistency. These are polished wines without feeling soulless or overly engineered. There’s enough structure and regional character underneath the ripe fruit to keep things interesting beyond the first glass.

Mendoza itself obviously deserves enormous credit too. Dry climate, high-altitude vineyards and irrigation from Andean snowmelt create one of the world’s most reliable wine-growing environments. Malbec more or less found its spiritual home there.