This wine really shows how great Argentina’s famed Malbec grape can be in the Mendoza region. This wine has notes of ripe blackberries, plums, oak, vanilla, and a subtle touch of earth.

On the palate, it delivers a depth of flavors – layers of dark fruits, hints of chocolate, and a sprinkle of leather and earth, all sewn together by a refined, velvety tannic structure. There’s a refreshing acidity that gives the wine a nice backbone and ensures it doesn’t lean too heavily on the fruit.

The finish is long and captivating, with oak ageing notes and hints of vanilla and toasted almond.

This wine stands as a clear representation of the craftsmanship of Viña Cobos and the robust, yet elegant character of Malbec from Lujan de Cuyo. I highly recommend for enthusiasts of Argentinian wines!

Drink now after decanting, or cellar for another 5-8 years to let its complexities further evolve.