Description
There's such a buzz about Argentinian Malbec right now. This 'forgotten' French variety "has reached new heights in South America" (Wine Spectator) AND they also make "cracking Shiraz to rival their Malbec" (Wine & Spirits magazine). The Old Telegraph gives you the best of both … dark and rich with Malbec, spicy and smooth courtesy of the Shiraz.
Remote Famatina - the 'Valley of Fire'- boasts some of the world's highest vineyards. That means phenomenally healthy grapes, ripened to perfection under 2007's cloudless sky and given a gentle lick of oak. The wine is named after the region's original link to the outside world … now wine lovers are starting to flock here.
Dark ruby red, with a powerful, bramble, spicy nose … oodles of ripe plum and sweet black fruit. Chocolaty smooth and with a long vanilla-oak finish. Serve with a big, juicy ribeye steak!
International Wine Challenge 2008, United Kingdom
Decanter Magazine - Argentina Red Blends Tasting - November 2008, United Kingdom
Price excludes 
100% 
