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Malbec
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£13.50Pioneering winery El Esteo was founded in the northwest frontiers of Argentina in 1892 by French immigrants. Here limits are pushed for grape and wine production, some of the highest vineyards in the country at an altitude of 1,800m. Vines benefit from the endless sunshine and ideal temperature range from…
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£29.99
Made from extremely old bush vines, (150 years old+) by eccentric Chilean winemaker Juan José Ledesma. For years these untouched gnarly Malbec vines were hidden in and mixed with the indigenous Pais grapes. Between putting music speakers inside his fermenting oak barrels and making unorthodox blends, Terroir Sonoro also champion…
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£13.75
Trapiche dates back to 1883, when it was founded by Tiburcio Benegas, one of the most important figures in the history of Argentine wine. One of oldest wineries in Argentina, they were also the first Argentine winery to export wines out of the country. Head winemaker Daniel Pi is considered…
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£10.75
Delicious, rich, supple Malbec that definitely over delivers! The grapes are sourced from various areas and altitudes within Mendoza for added complexity. The Bonarda is added to the Malbec for extra freshness, lightness and complexity. The nose offers an appealing, mixed spice, bramble fruit bomb followed by dark, damson and…
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£20.50
This vineyard can trace its origins back to the Gallo-Roman era when Lucter, Chief of Cadourques was the last Gallic to resist the Roman legions. These days, the proud Vigouroux family follow in the footsteps of their ancestors. This pure and honest wine is gently perfumed with aromas of blackberries,…
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£18.50
Family owned and operated since 1914, and the first winery in Patagonia to be certified as sustainable, Humberto Canale still operate today with the same values as when Guillermo Barzi’s uncle planted the first vines, providing support, work and housing for local residents. The cooler climate of Patagonia allows fruit…
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£14.25
Having worked tirelessly since 1887 studying the relationship between Malbec vines and ‘terroir’, the Vigouroux family are the undisputed specialists in France when it comes to producing Malbec. The estate and Chateaux are now run by the 4th generation, or in the words of Bertrand ‘Malbec has flowed through the…
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£17.50
Kaikenes are wild geese, native to Patagonia, that fly across the Andes between Chile and Argentina. In the same way, legendary Chilean winemaker Aurelio Montes crossed the Andes to make wines in Mendoza. Aurelio saw the enormous potential of the region for premium viticulture and, after several exploratory trips, founded…
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£27.99
What a blend, what a wine! Waiheke Island benefits from perfect growing conditions for cool climate winemaking, with warm summers tempered by a maritime breeze, lean soils, and long, mild autumns. This low-vigour environment produces small but concentrated yields of ripe fruit with intense flavours. These classic Bordeaux varieties were…
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£111.99 – £198.00Love Malbec? Want to try a selection of the world's best Malbec? Looking for the perfect gift for a Malbec-lover? Irresistible Malbec…deeply coloured, rich, bold, velvety, spicy, blackberry, vanilla, red berries, leather and spice…what isn’t there to like? Now synonymous with Argentina, Malbec stems from South-West France where it is…