The Big Parade Malbec 2021
Wine Details
- Red - Full Bodied
United States- Lodi
- Malbec
- 14.2% ABV
- 750 ml
Flavor Profile
The Big Parade is a true cinema classic, ranking as one of the highest grossing silent films of all time. Obviously, this iconic movie deserves an equally bold wine. And this Malbec deliciously rises to the challenge.
It hails from Lodi, “one of the top wine regions in the country,” where winemakers “have quietly started producing some of the state’s best wines” (vinepair.com). After brief oak aging, this exciting Malbec has subtle toasty spice notes alongside its rich black cherry and plum flavors.
Order today then break out your bottle with a juicy steak.
Classic Movie Pairing: The Big Parade (1925)
King Vidor’s silent epic was one of the first major Hollywood films to depict modern warfare from a G.I.’s perspective. Audiences embraced its realism and made it one of the highest-grossing of all silent movies. Produced by the (then) newly formed MGM studio, it tells the story of three friends (played by John Gilbert, Tom O’Brien and Karl Dane) who leave home and experience the horrors of war.
The Big Parade is a true cinema classic, ranking as one of the highest grossing silent films of all time. Obviously, this iconic movie deserves an equally bold wine. And this Malbec deliciously rises to the challenge.
It hails from Lodi, “one of the top wine regions in the country,” where winemakers “have quietly started producing some of the state’s best wines” (vinepair.com). After brief oak aging, this exciting Malbec has subtle toasty spice notes alongside its rich black cherry and plum flavors.
Order today then break out your bottle with a juicy steak.
Classic Movie Pairing: The Big Parade (1925)
King Vidor’s silent epic was one of the first major Hollywood films to depict modern warfare from a G.I.’s perspective. Audiences embraced its realism and made it one of the highest-grossing of all silent movies. Produced by the (then) newly formed MGM studio, it tells the story of three friends (played by John Gilbert, Tom O’Brien and Karl Dane) who leave home and experience the horrors of war.
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on Lodi
