Bodega Enrique Foster Malbec Ique 2004
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- Winery:
- Bodega Enrique Foster
- Varietal:
- Malbec
- Region:
- Argentina > Mendoza > Lujan de Cuyo
- Type:
- Red Wine
- Drink Dates:
- Drink Now
- UPC:
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What to Expect
Argentina, and in particular the region around Mendoza, is making a name for itself as the source of some of the finest expressions of Malbec ever made. In this warm, yet dry climate the Malbec achieves near perfect ripeness endowing the wines with a velvety texture and intense flavors of blackberry, peppery spice, and balsamic herbs. The cooler, well-drained slopes of the hillsides of the region have proven to be ideally suited for Malbec, allowing for the wines to achieve a level of complexity and harmony that rivals those of Napa or Bordeaux.
Winemakers Notes
Young, fruity, refreshing and smooth but not light. This Malbec represents the essence of the Malbec grape and achieves great complexity without any oak.
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This is a malbec from Mendoza that will change one's mind of what malbec from this area is all about. Talk about a wonderful seperation of flavor and balanced medium body. The breakdown (in my geeky head) goes like this: Deep red hue with subtle reflective acidity transparency. The nose is earth and and smooth dark fruit with hints of oak that do not overwhelm the senses. This no-nonsense malbec has a palate of depth and concentration that seperates itself and shows its layers individually as it opens up. At no time though does this wine over do it. The earthy quality that is pronounced by the harnessed read more...
June 2008
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Suggested Recipe Pairings
Steak, Tomato, and Okra Kebabs
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Grilled Steak Sandwiches with Marinated Watercress, Onion, and Tomato Salad
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