This wine kicks off in spicy, almost saucy fashion, but airing reveals plum and cherry aromas and flavors that are backed by moderately spiky tannins and some chocolate flavor. Hits the spot with its forward attitude and healthy fruit, but lacks the complexity of a higher-tier red. 1 Note
An interesting, unusual style of Mendoza wine. The nose offers unexpected aromas of fern, cured meats and flowers, while the palate shows syrupy blueberry and cassis flavors. It’s clean and honest but heavy, with saturation and some clunkiness. A heavyweight that hits with power. 1 Note
A blend of Corvina brought over from Italy and Argentine Malbec done in the Venetian ripasso style. The nose is a bit soupy and earthy as it seeks fresh fruit, while the palate runs rich and syrupy, with roasted berry and black plum flavors. Soft on the finish, with a quick fade. Best if you like meaty, sweet reds. 1 Note