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2008 Fabre Montmayou Malbec Reserva Mendoza
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2008 Fabre Montmayou Malbec Reserva Mendoza

Producer: Fabre Montmayou
Style: Red Wine
Grape Type: Malbec
Origin: Argentina
Region: Argentina

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a good one...
11/24/2010
by Nofziger13522738
Let it sit after opening for 2-3 hours; pleasantly surprised! Nice complexity: sort of bold, but not too much; the finish was mid-range - not long, but long enough. FM hit it with this one!
High quality wine with a little air
07/04/2010
by Kerr12388222
Opened the bottle about 6 hours before the party, and served it along with a solid NV Cabernet. As good as the Cab was, this wine won out. After opening the wine for several hours, the richness, complexity, and finish were there. For those who gave it a lower rating and didn't open the bottle early, give it a try.
12/28/2009
by bordeaux13726010
Nice, med body, soft after a while

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About Argentina

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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