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Dada 7 Sweet Passion Maracuya

by Las Moras
Other Vintage 📍 Argentina

⏳ Drinking Window

Best enjoyed fresh and chilled, within 1–2 years of release.

🍽️ Food & Wine Pairings

spicy Thai noodles, passion fruit pavlova, fresh fruit platters

✨ Technical Specifications

Finca Las Moras broke traditional winemaking boundaries with their Dadá series, named after the early 20th-century Dadaist artistic movement that challenged established conventions. Dadá 7 Sweet Passion Maracuyá is a playful, avant-garde expression designed to democratize wine enjoyment. Crafted in the San Juan province of Argentina, this sweet, lightly sparkling beverage is crafted from an aromatic white wine base infused with natural passion fruit (maracuyá) essences. It represents a modern, sensory-focused approach to viticulture, utilizing the intense sun of the Tulum Valley to achieve luscious fruit ripeness before blending. It is designed to be highly aromatic, refreshing, and delightfully unpretentious.

🍾 About the Producer

Established in the 1990s in San Juan, Argentina, Finca Las Moras emerged as an essential pioneer in reshaping the region's viticultural landscape across the Tulum, Zonda, and Pedernal Valleys. Now part of the Grupo Peñaflor family, the winery takes its name from the native blackberry trees that frame its high-altitude vineyards tucked against the Andes Mountains. Finca Las Moras is celebrated for its innovative and sustainable approach to winemaking, focusing heavily on unlocking the regional potential of Syrah alongside classic Argentine staples like Malbec, Cabernet Sauvignon, and aromatic whites such as Viognier and Sauvignon Blanc. From the accessible and fruit-driven Intis line to complex, terroir-focused reserves, their wines showcase the intense sunshine, mineral-rich soils, and vibrant fruit purity characteristic of San Juan.

📍 Ruta Nacional 40 Km 3430, 5400 San Juan, Argentina 🌐 https://www.fincalasmoras.com

🍇 Grape Varieties

Torrontés

🍷 Alcohol By Volume (ABV)

5.5%

🌿 Aromas & Flavor Descriptors

Blackberry Black Cherry Cassis Toasted Cedar Black Pepper