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Argentinian Red Wine
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£12.50Cuma is the result of a project born in 2005 to develop agriculture and winemaking in harmony with the environment and local culture. ‘Cuma’ meaning “pure and clean” in the language of the Aymará, expresses a commitment to continue with the legacy of the indigenous peoples and to preserve the…
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£20.50
This wine celebrates a collaboration of many years between wellknown Argentinian chef Francis Mallmann and Kaiken estate. Known for his distinct style of open fire cooking, ably captured in the first season of Netflix’s Chef’s Table, Mallman’s unstoppable and unique nature is captured by the name ‘Disobedience’. The grapes are…
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£13.50
Pioneering 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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£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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£12.50
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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£14.75
Located on a slope that descends from the mountain, Gualtallary offers heights ranging from 1,100 to 1,500 meters above sea level. This height subjects the vineyards to a great sun exposure, mostly to the ultraviolet radiation that causes the plant to react generating more polyphenols and tannins to protect the…