Red Wines Argentina

Alamo's Malbec is a splendor! Again, the hand-picking of the grapes is mandatory. In the scent are herbs, blackberries, cassis, violets and leather.

The "little" brother of Caro, the "grand vin" of the bodega. Amancaya is a subtle blend of Argentine character and Bordeaux style dominating the fiery personality of the Malbec.

A splendid and refined wine that harmoniously combines Argentine temperament with the noble style of Bordeaux.

Hand-picked grapes, selected, high-altitude vineyards in Mendoza, aging in oak.

Hints of cocoa, vanilla and roasted coffee as well as fruity notes of blackberries and ripe plums. Very full-bodied, complex, well-balanced with harmonious tannins.

Full-bodied, dense and multi-layered Malbec with expressive fruit. Aromas of figs, raisins and plums. Slight hints of cocoa and vanilla complete the bouquet.

Wonderful, ruby red color, with lively hints of bright, purple tones.

Ruby red, attractive color with bright hints. Spicy nose with notes of vanilla, chocolate and dried fruits.

Intense red color, with typical Argentine scents.

Dark red with purple reflections in the glass. Aromas of red fruits, nuts and dried fruits. Fruity, lively, supple and well balanced.

A fine, full of red wine with aromas of berries and slightly plummy nuances.

Plum red color, delicate nose of dry fruits, walnut and slightly spicy, wonderfully combined with a slightly smoky wood color.

A classic Merlot with a touch of French oak. Slightly spicy finish with long-lasting, delicate reverberation.

A fruity wine with a brilliant, deep red color. Very well balanced full of maturity. Plumy fruit notes with a soft finish, easy to drink.

This is where the Malbec of two prime locations, Adrianna and Nicasia, marry.

Translated "happiness of the soil", partial limestone soils blend with marine fossil deposits and certain microorganisms that make the wine resistant. The floors of this 1.

This wine is the first top Malbec in the history of Argentina. Its level is still high today. 90 points and more from the Wine Spectator and Parker are due on a regular basis.

Hand-picked grapes, selected, high-altitude vineyards in Mendoza, aging in oak.

The Perlita is a special blend of two excellent grape varieties: the characteristics of the Malbecs combined with the gentleness of a Syrah make for a very pleasing, full and rich.

This 12-month matured in French oak Malbec impresses with aromas of dark fruits, chocolate and pepper, coupled with complacent, smoky notes.

With aromas of dark fruits, chocolate and pepper, paired with pleasing smoky notes, this 14-month-old Malbec matured in French oak.

The dark color of this Gran Reserva already hints at the high concentration of fruit flavors. Dark berries are just as true as an aromatic spice and a nice bite.

Translated "happiness of the soil", partial limestone soils blend with marine fossil deposits and certain micro-organisms that make the wine resistant. The floors of this 1.