Cuyo

An authentic exponent of Argentine Malbec. The distinction D.O.C. (Denominación de Origen Controlada / Controlled Place Name) certifies that grapes that give origin to it come from Luján de Cuyo exclusively, one of the most remarkable regions for wine production in Argentina, and that it has been matured in both French oak barrels and the bottle. Tasting Notes: Deeply red colour with violet hues. Aromas of ripe red fruits and black pepper. Friendly tannins on the palate, rounded structure and...

A step up from the premium varietal line, these blends of Domaine Bousquet estate-grown grapes from plots with low yields offer more of everything – more body, more tannin in the reds, and more flavor. The 4,000-foot elevation ensures that, with the right handling, the grapes for these wines lend an Old World elegance so prized by wine lovers. Tasting Notes: Deep Violet color. On the nose, ground-mushrooms and red berries aromas. Notes of violet prune and spices. Medium body with soft and...

100% Malbec. Single VineyardOld Vine Malbec (planted in 1926 on its own rootstock) from Luján de Cuyo.This wine has been made through meticulous vineyard selection and canopy management. Vines naturally yield 16 hectoliters per hectare, 1.2 tons per acre (2,100 bottles).Fermentation initiated with indigenous yeasts. Punch downs four times a day during fermentation and long maceration on the skins. Transferred by natural gravity into French oak barrels where malolactic fermentation was...