La Madrina Pisco Torontel
La Madrina Pisco Torontel is the fragrant face of Peruvian pisco: a 750mL single-variety Puro distilled entirely from aromatic Torontel grapes, copper pot distilled to proof at Fundo Tres Generaciones (established 1856) from Bodega Doña Juanita grapes in Peru's Ica Valley — no additives, no coloring, nothing added. Available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.
- Proof / ABV: bottle-read pending — sources conflict (44% / 42% / 40%); pisco is distilled to proof and batches may vary
- Size: 750mL
- Style: Puro — single-variety pisco from aromatic Torontel grapes
- Origin: Ica Valley, Peru; producer Fundo Tres Generaciones (est. 1856)
- Production: copper pot stills, distilled to proof, unaged
Torontel: Peru's Aromatic Grape
Peru recognizes four aromatic pisco grapes — Italia, Torontel, Moscatel, Albilla — and a Puro made from one variety is pisco in its purest expression. La Madrina's Torontel is exactly that: the grape's white-flower and citrus perfume captured by careful copper pot distillation at Fundo Tres Generaciones, an Ica Valley producer working since 1856. It is the brand's floral, elegant pour — the one for drinkers who love aromatic spirits. Browse the full La Madrina pisco range and more Peruvian pisco.
Tasting Notes
Clear and bright, opening with white flowers, citrus fruit, and a hint of spice. Silky and velvety on the palate with a long, elegant, warming finish — the Torontel grape's perfume lingering beautifully.
How to Enjoy
Neat to appreciate the aromatics, or as the base of an aromatic pisco cocktail — a Torontel-forward Chilcano with ginger ale and lime lets the florals sing.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is a Pisco Puro?
A pisco distilled from a single grape variety — as opposed to an Acholado, which blends two or more varieties.
Why does the ABV vary?
Peruvian pisco is distilled to proof — the spirit comes off the still at its bottling strength with no water added — so different batches legitimately carry different ABVs. We confirm the ABV from the bottle.
How is Torontel different from Quebranta?
Torontel is an aromatic grape (floral, citrus); Quebranta is non-aromatic (drier, more structured, the classic Pisco Sour base).
If aromatic, floral spirits are your thing, grab a bottle of La Madrina Pisco Torontel from Del Mesa Liquor — order online for San Diego pickup or delivery.