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2006 Alamos Malbec Mendoza
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2006 Alamos Malbec Mendoza

Producer: Alamos
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Malbec
Origin: Argentina
Region: Argentina

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Deep, opaque violet color with purple hues.
12/02/2007
by Diaz12563522
The nose is intense and complex, with ripe black fruits, sweet spice and a touch of violets. The mouthfeel is sweet and supple, with black cherry and cassis flavors mingled with spicy black pepper and a touch of leather. The finish is long and persistent with soft, sweet tannins. Best Quality /Price . Enjoy this Wine !!!
04/17/2008
by Bair12684943
good, earthy and well balanced with a smooth finish. great value @9.99
Pleasant Drinking compares to Cabernet Sauvignon
03/03/2008
by Popolow12638242
Will improve with age. Complexity still hidden. Very favorable comparison to Cabernet sauvignon.

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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.


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Malbec

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.
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