Restivo Malbec Reserve 2010

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Winery: Restivo
Region: Argentina » Patagonia
Varietal: Malbec

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Wine.com (NC) San Francisco, NC (2,500 mi)	USD 15.99 $15.⁹⁹ 750ml	Buy Now
Wine.com (FL) San Francisco, FL (2,500 mi)	USD 17.99 $17.⁹⁹ 750ml	Buy Now

My Rating 90: Firm full bodies deep dark wine with multi layered nuances. Nose is elegant and distinguished. Got this at Costco Orlando. I will ge... Read more

Top ranking below USD 20 at Fresh Marker at Gv. I love it. Read more

Disclaimer: I've had a lot of good wine, but sometimes drink for effect as much as taste, so... Lived in Buenos Aires for six months and enjoy a g... Read more

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Wine.com (NC) San Francisco, NC (2,500 mi)	Restivo Malbec Reserve 2010 » Web Only	$15.⁹⁹ 750ml Bad price? USD 15.99
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Wolle

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11/19/2012

My Rating 90: Firm full bodies deep dark wine with multi layered nuances. Nose is elegant and distinguished. Got this at Costco Orlando. I will get more of these!!!

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AkaneYu

10/24/2012

Top ranking below USD 20 at Fresh Marker at Gv. I love it.

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John Lavey

03/04/2013

Disclaimer: I've had a lot of good wine, but sometimes drink for effect as much as taste, so... Lived in Buenos Aires for six months and enjoy a good Malbec, but a lot more in inflated pesos than Costco dollars. With that said, this is pretty good stuff. First whiff hits you in the nose like a polo stick or mallet or whatever the heck they use. This bad boy packs a punch and was better after an elongated re-exposure to the extra-bottle atmosphere. First few sips put me off a bit, but they proved to be pioneers that laid down a nice trail for the rest of glass one. By the end of that episode, I was ready for a second run. I enjoyed this first bottle and will definitely be back to C-co for some more, as long as it remains south of the $15 mark. I had it with a homemade chicken dish, but it's probably better suited to lamb chops or moderately priced steak. Not sure I'd break it out at McKendricks or other top notch steakhouse, but a worthy performer and decent value.

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