In the past, the Malbec grape variety was naturally one of the five red Bordeaux grape varieties and was also grown in other regions in France. However, due to its susceptibility to disease, frost and phylloxera, the grape variety has disappeared from large parts of France. It has found a new home in Argentina, where the Malbec grape, particularly in Mendoza, finds ideal conditions and thrives even better than in its European homeland. Deep purple, vibrant aromas of ripe cherries, plums and violets on the nose. A slight hint of delicate spices on the palate. Wonderfully fruity with a strong body and convincing structure; beautiful tannins, long finish. Nutritional values and ingredients