Information

Ageing
Reserva
Appellation
Mendoza
Grape
Malbec
Country
Argentina
Recommended Pairing
Grilled vegetables, Goat cheeses, Stews, Meats
Zones
Mendoza
Alcohol
14,5%
Ocasiones
Impresiona a tu cuñado, BBQ con amigos
VIVINO Points
4,1

Tasting notes

Look

Intense dark red with violet hues.

Smell

In black cherries and plums and spicy accents they are perceived smoky and floral notes of violet highlights the typical character of the Malbec variety.

Taste

a structure and an impressive concentration of ripe tannins and silky amid the ubiquitous floral notes are appreciated. Aging will increase the complexity of the wine.

The Winery

Terrazas de los Andes

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Terrazas De Los Andes Single Vineyard

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Description of Terrazas De Los Andes Single Vineyard

Coming from a 90 years old vineyard, this Malbec from Terrazas de los Andes has conquered us by its structure and tasty journey in the mouth. It comes from one of the most special vineyards of Luján de Cuyo, called Las Compuertas, located at 1,067 meters of altitude. A plot that due to its characteristics, delivers a high quality Malbec, with velvety tannins and a sweet and fresh red profile. A wine that is not made every year, only those in which the quality of the grapes is exceptional.

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Meats

Making notes Terrazas De Los Andes Single Vineyard

Notas del Viñedo

Frank foot vineyard located in the northern region of Mendoza, specifically in Luján de Cuyo, at a height of 1,067 meters above sea level. Deep floors of up to 1.8 meters deep. A part of the vineyard is located on a rocky area.

Making notes

Aging is carried out mainly in French oak barrels of first use and lasts between 14 to 16 months. Transieved newspaper of wine in barrels to achieve clarity and brightness without the need for filtration.

Climatología

Cold and dry, with mountain breezes. The vintage was very atypical. A hot spring was followed by a very warm summer, particularly during the months of December and January. There was a drastic decline in temperatures between February and May and rainfall during the second week of April.