Mendoza is by far the largest and most prolific wine region in all of Argentina. It’s part of the larger, Cuyo region, in the west of the country, bordering the Andes, which provide a good deal of climate protection. The area is mostly hot and dry, but there is some natural river irrigation, particularly from the Mendoza from which it is named. The biggest threat is from the dry, “Zonda” winds, which have been known to damage the grapes. Many of the vineyards are high altitude, some crazy, dizzyingly high, with published reports of as high as 5600 feet above sea level. This allows for precisioned grape-growing for maximum ripeness and temperature control. The soils tend to be alluvial clay (sand over clay). Because the harvest season is predictably warm and dry from year to year, there is little vintage variation and wine-makers have advantageous control over the styles of wine and varietals produced.
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Argentina is a key player on the 21st century wine scene. Hands down, the country is known for making some of the best Malbec wine out there today. The Argentine interpretation of the French grape demonstrates a ripeness and robustness of black and blu...
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Mendoza on Snooth
December 2017
Fresh green apple and lemon balm aromas with a grassy green note and some tart citrus. Cool and juicy on the palate with lemon, soft melon and green apple fruit, some creaminess and a medium texture in the mouth. Turns a bit warmer on the finish, releasing some pleasant peach notes and a bit of oak spice. Read More
December 2017
Dark blackberry and rich black currant aromas with a touch of molasses and brown sugar spice. Full bodied and a touch savory in the mouth with blackberry and black currant fruit, an earthy textured dark chocolate mid palate and a finish of ripe mixed berry and tart tannins. Read More
December 2017
Rich and savory licorice and mushroom aromas with notes of molasses and brown sugar - quite unique for Cab Franc. Dry, dusty and bold in the mouth with deep licorice flavors, a thick and rich mouthfeel and a finish of dark chocolate, spice and a bit of heat. Read More
December 2017
Ripe floral cherry and savory spice aromas with a note of cranberry and raspberry and light cream. A bit burnt on the palate but with good spice, black cherry and blackberry notes, pepper and vanilla and a finish of smoke and herbs. Read More
December 2017
Fresh berry, savory spice and cocoa on the nose with blackberry and a light herbal tomato note. Spicy blackberry and black cherry fruit on the palate with fresh acidity and a tart and tangy mixed berry palate that's dusty and herbal towards the finish. Read More
December 2017
Blackberry compote and soft baking spice aromas with a bit of milk chocolate. Dry and drying in the mouth with tart acidity and concentrated berry flavors, smoky earthiness, black cherry and a finish of earth and heat. Read More
December 2017
Dark black currant and mineral earth presents an austere and restrained aroma. Thick, earthy and dense with minerals, smoke and leather on the palate, berry flavors of blackberry and plum notes through the mid palate and a chewy textured finish. Read More
December 2017
Dusty, bold aromas of black currant and blackberry with soft spice and eucalyptus. Driving, powerful flavors in the mouth with bold blackberry and black cherry fruit, herbal medicinal notes and a finish of fresh spice. Read More
December 2017
Lightly nutty, creamy aromas of aged cheese, tart lemon zest and grapefruit. Tart lemon and grapefruit flavors on the palate with more cheese curd and a smoky oak finish. Read More
December 2017
Savory earth and dark berry spiced aromas with touches of tomato leaf and crushed violet flower. This is pure, clean fruited and delicate on the palate, a great showcase for the grape with fresh cherry and raspberry fruit, a pleasant baking spice throughout and a finish of structure and finesse, framed by oak and earth. 91pts Read More
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