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Full bodied, full flavored (dark fruit all the way), firm tannins. Underlying smokiness. Not much I can say that hasn't been noted, although I take my Argentine beef rare. 4 Notes
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With the right time and place, and pairing, this is a very good bottle of wine. Not for the faint-hearted, as this a heavy kind of smooth. If Tom Waits was a wine... 1 Note
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This is not one of the highly extracted, fruit-forward Malbecs increasingly found on the shelf. The Rutini is more restrained, better balanced -- almost French in its structure. An elegant Malbec, as it were. Black fruit, soft tannins, good acid. Very food-friendly. 1 Note
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A really nice Fair Trade wine, especially for the ten dollar price tag! Deeply fruity with strawberry and a hint of toast on the nose. The palate is smooth and mellow with hints of chocolate and a slightly tannic finish. But this is a good wine to finish on night one, the next day the wine was far too acidic. 1 Note
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Smooth & Elegant
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This is a great wine to enjoy while watching any guilty pleasure (aka Real Housewives of....) It's tasty, has a nice body and isn't to overpowering on its own. This would be very good with pork or any kind of Mexican dish.
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Sometimes I find mass produced Malbec to be big, fruity, round and without character but this comes at you with a little more acidity than average providing balance. Smokey fruit on the nose. Bright plum, blackberry and raspberry flavors. Medium body. Worth every penny of $6.99 I paid for this wine on sale @ Southern Season in Chapel Hill.
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Delicious, earthy, smooth. No big fruit in the front, just easy and velvet all the way through.
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Just a middle of the road wine; not to big and not to small. It was worth what I paid but there a better reds in this price range.
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Deep ruby color. Nose of cherries and oak. Mouth is tannic and hints of cherries. Opens up beautifully to notes of plum, chocolate, and oak. Great for price point. Light-medium body. Thin and crisp finish.
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Marchiori Malbec - 2007
