Wine

Tinto Negro, meaning “black wine” in Spanish. Lively and fun with aromas of crushed berries, lemon rind and hints of stones. Medium body, light tannins and a fresh, creamy finish.

Fresh on the nose, developing aromas of black cherry. Merlot is the dominant grape here, blended to perfection with Cabernet Sauvignon and Malbec to give a powerful, well-structured wine. Excellent length on the finish.

Perfect for a light buffet supper or with fine charcuterie, grilled meat, chicken, roast veal, red meats and mature cheeses.

Sourced from Mendoza’s high altitude Uco Valley, this blend is meant to showcase the cool climate style of Malbec. Intense floral aromatics, dark fruit flavors, rich texture and a bright, fresh finish – cool climate Malbec. The wine is aged for six months in used French oak.

A clear appearance. A delicious nose with notes of redcurrant, blackberry and blueberry jelly combined with rose petals and peonies. A smooth with notes of Itxassou black cherries and wild raspberries. A wine that is perfect on its own but may also be served throughout a meal.

At the very foot of the majestic Andes, soils have a marked limestone character. These Limestone Lots impart a mineral texture to the wines.
Small amounts of Cabernet Franc intensifies this Malbec’s floral character while the limestone soil profile lends finely grained tannins. Here the tannins are the signature of the wine, with a chalky sensation

Finca La Escuela is in Altamira, the premiere region for Malbec. It is named for the rural school (Escuela) located on the property. Always more complete and nuanced than the Malbecs from the individual soils, it has the floral varietal character and the chalkiness of the Paraje Altamira limestone soils. It has very good freshness and very fine tannins, in a rare combination of power and elegance.