rated 90 pts parker. see total wine saved email for report from sherlock on this wine.
10-12-08 w/ bbq briscuit from hillbilly willly
Gooood Stuff!!!
Better than alamos, best low priced malbec yet.
12-3-08 2007 w/ steak; great, but let it air well!
10/12/2009
by Goetschius11793059
Very good, some chocalate, cheap
Excellent
08/21/2009
by Clayton12550633
Would be a good value at twice the price, ridiculously cheap at 10 bucks. Well above-average.
It's a shame this 2006 was bad (spoiled). I poured it out after a few sips.
I tried a good bottle (2006) at a restaurant and, unfortunately, paid the restaurant mark-up. It wasn't worth that price (~$40) but is definitely worth $10 retail. It should be decanted. It's medium to full-bodied, well-balanced, has pleasant oak and dark fruit. I'd purchase again.
Great Value
01/24/2008
by Gross12577758
rating 3.8.
this is very drinkable and the best value i have found in a Cab.
have not yet tried
01/03/2008
by KS81
Try This - was rated great value on another site
Bang for your buck....
08/09/2006
by Hampton12069367
This wine is a great deal. Execellent balance, nice straight foward fruit and a touch of wood. If you are looking for Malbec, this is where you should start. Blackberry, mocha and delicious sweet tanins. Drink now.
02/20/2010
by Eble11944426
Ripe, fleshy, round, boysenberry, mocha tones
Monback for the Malbec
03/01/2009
by Conover13455548
Good body and strong flavor to stand up to any dish. Good price.
Wow!
01/31/2009
by McWilliams12686778
The 2007 is nothing short of delicious. Indeed, this is an unusually superior wine for such little cost.
2007 GOOD FOR THE PRICE!
04/19/2008
by Jerome12357001
An average wine that I rated at 2.5 stars. The only positive aspect of this wine is, 'you can't beat the price.' Don't expect to be wowed as it is an average wine with no real characteristic. I would not recommend this one to the WTC (Wine Tasters Club).
Not Bad At This Price
04/14/2007
by Forster12208971
This is a nice Malbec and you can't beat the price.
Until the early 1990s, Argentina's wine industry was focused inward, as the local market's thirst was sufficient to absorb the huge quantities of everyday drinking wine produced there. But with per-capita consumption in the domestic market in sharp decline since the mid-1970s, Argentina's wine producers realized that they had to look to export markets to remain in business, and winemaking in Argentina began its transformation.
The Malbec grape may have originated in southwest France, where it still is grown under the name Cot. However, the grape's international profile has surged not because of what's going on in France, but rather because of current trends in Argentina. Read More »
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