Name of varietal: Malbec
| Winery: | En Tiempo Vineyards |
| Region: | USA » California » Monterey |
| Type: | Table Wines |
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Malbec on Snooth
May 2013
Cabernet 63%, Merlot 19%, Malbec 18%Alcohol by volume: 13.5% Read More
May 2013
The 2010 appears to have a serious quality-control issue. I've purchased three bottles of this wine in the past month. The first was exquisite...but the last two were well on the way to becoming vinegar. Read More
May 2013
This wine displays aroma of ripe plum and violets along with subtle hints of vanilla. A wonderful display of great structure, this wine stands out for its meatiness and intense rich flavor while a soft silky finish balances the overall experience. I enjoyed this with General Tso chicken with great pleasure. Read More
May 2013
Decent bog-standard malbec. No standing on ceremony here: the inky nose is present, albeit a little muted, and the traditional sweet, red fruits come across reasonably well, with a touch of iron. It just feels like it could try a little harder, with more concentration and a touch more complexity. A decent pairing for milder meats. (AV 85, http:/... Read More
Apr 21
I am trying to learn blind tasting. So far I'm looking to group together classic representative or varietally correct wines that have similar properties, so that I may learn how to tell the differences between them. What varietal wines do you think might present similarly to Malbec from Argentina? I'm new so Carmenere was my best guess. I'd lov...
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Jan 31, 2012
THis is the first Malbec I ever tried. I have tried others now but the Finca Los Primos Malbec is one of my favorites, not only because of the smooth taste but also the price is so fabulous that it is my staple on hand wine.
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1029647 
Dec 1, 2011
Argentine Winery Tapiz is great with Malbec!
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218530 
Sep 5, 2010
justed had a taste of Malbec 2008, it paired well with our pasta dish
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572455
Jun 17, 2010
I've just uploaded picture#4 in the 'Malbec' varietal profile. This is a Malbec grape from the 40 years-old vines in Cahors - the French Malbec!
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Jun 17, 2010
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494031
May 16, 2010
I absolutely cannot get enough of the FInca el Retiro Malbec 2004, but can't seem to find any lately. It is the best Malbec I have ever had! Simply delicious to the last drop. Ahhhh!
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480607 
Apr 20, 2010
one of the best and inexpensive Malbecs I have tried was 2006 MONTES... good quality for the price, even in Istanbul tURKEY where we pay tons of duty import and local taxes...!!!!
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454743
Apr 12, 2010
Punto Final 2008. Luscious, luscious. I just love the jamminess at the front of every mouthful, the great body and the superbe finish. Then, repeat!
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300941 
Apr 10, 2010
Can you find Cabo De Hornos Melbec 2007 Gran Reserva?
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