Amalaya, meaning "hope for a miracle" in the Calchaquí language, is crafted in the high-altitude Calchaquí Valley at 5,900 feet. The dry climate, minimal annual rainfall, and rocky, sandy soils create a distinctive terroir. This wine opens with a delicate floral attack of orange blossom from Torrontés, complemented by cherry and strawberry notes typical of Malbec. The palate offers a refreshing, velvety entry with medium body, balancing freshness and fruitiness. The finish is elegant and fresh, with subtle floral hints of Torrontés lingering beautifully.