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Expert Insight


High Side Malbec – Soft and velvety with an intense hit of ripe blackberries and dark plum on the tongue allied to notes of dark chocolate and a slight touch of black pepper. It also benefits from a long and satisfying finish. — John Clarke, The Independent


Malbec’s Blind Tasting Tell


Look for a magenta-tinged rim. Malbec wine is a deep purple-red that is nearly opaque, similar to Syrah and Mourvedre. However, Malbec wines will often have a bright magenta rim.


17 April is Malbec World Day. The date commemorates April 17, 1853 when future Argentine president Domingo Faustino Sarmiento commissioned Michel Pouget to bring new grape varieties from France to Argentina.


Malbec is not popular with French winegrowers. In the calcareous and rocky areas of Cahors, Malbec thrives on almost unfertile soils and at high altitudes. However, the grapes are prone to rot, often develop downy mildew and have almost no resistance to frost causing most French winemakers to give up on Malbec and replace it with Merlot. The landscapes of Argentina and Chile, on the other hand, are matches made in heaven for the Malbec grape where it thrives.


Malbec has a much higher concentration of the antioxidants Polyphenols and Resveratol than other varieties — Resveratol has the power to regenerate cells and reduce the risk of heart disease. And, the difference is significant. Malbec will typically have twice the antioxidant content of a Cabernet Sauvignon and four times a Merlot. Obviously, drink all wine in moderation!


Not all Malbec is Red. Malbec Rosé is an intense wine with fresh red fruit aromas and a vibrant acidity. Worth looking out for.


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November 2019


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