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The vineyard's elevation contributes to cooler temperatures, allowing the grapes to develop a balanced acidity and concentrated flavors.
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This Malbec from the Uco Valley presents a deep, inky purple hue, indicative of its concentrated nature. On the nose, it unfurls layers of ripe blackberries, violets, and a subtle hint of graphite, underscored by a whisper of fresh forest floor. The palate is robust yet refined, with a seamless integration of velvety tannins and vibrant acidity, providing a structural backbone that supports flavors of dark plum, cocoa, and a touch of black pepper. The finish is long and mineral-driven, showcasing the high-altitude terroir. This wine exemplifies the precision and elegance of modern Argentine Malbec.
2023, 2020
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Based on 17 customer reviews.
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Keian
The Paraje Altamira region is distinguished by a crisp, clean quality, with a more pronounced mineral character that adds strength and sophistication to the wine. The fruit touches are vibrant and intense, featuring cherry, plum, and raspberry, alongside floral and herbaceous undertones. The tannins are polished and balanced, yielding a medium-bodied wine with a graceful grip and a sophisticated finish.
Dzionis
Rich, full-bodied Malbec with a layered earthy nose, featuring whispers of oak, black cherry, black currant, mocha, and red bell pepper, balanced by a touch of bracing quality and dry tannins, with a polished finish.
Kerris
Full bodied and intense wine with a dry and smoky character, refined by a nice and strong finish.
Based on 17 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Keian
The Paraje Altamira region is distinguished by a crisp, clean quality, with a more pronounced mineral character that adds strength and sophistication to the wine. The fruit touches are vibrant and intense, featuring cherry, plum, and raspberry, alongside floral and herbaceous undertones. The tannins are polished and balanced, yielding a medium-bodied wine with a graceful grip and a sophisticated finish.
Dzionis
Rich, full-bodied Malbec with a layered earthy nose, featuring whispers of oak, black cherry, black currant, mocha, and red bell pepper, balanced by a touch of bracing quality and dry tannins, with a polished finish.
Kerris
Full bodied and intense wine with a dry and smoky character, refined by a nice and strong finish.
Zuccardi Poligonos Malbec is praised for its rich, full-bodied profile with vibrant fruit flavors like cherry, plum, and blackberry. It often features earthy and flinty notes with a smooth, polished texture. While some appreciate its elegant tannins and refined finish, others find it slightly dry. The wine's mineral character and complexity make it a standout choice, though some consider it overpriced.
This Malbec from the Uco Valley presents a deep, inky purple hue, indicative of its concentrated nature. On the nose, it unfurls layers of ripe blackberries, violets, and a subtle hint of graphite, underscored by a whisper of fresh forest floor. The palate is robust yet refined, with a seamless integration of velvety tannins and vibrant acidity, providing a structural backbone that supports flavors of dark plum, cocoa, and a touch of black pepper. The finish is long and mineral-driven, showcasing the high-altitude terroir. This wine exemplifies the precision and elegance of modern Argentine Malbec.
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