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On the two-hour flight from Chile to Argentina, our plane bucked and rocked with turbulence, buffeted by winds swirling off the snow-tipped peaks of the Andes below. We don’t love flying, but our white-knuckle journey was justified by an extraordinary find—the Argentinian Malbec that everyone is talking about, a wine of cool-vintage freshness and lush,…
Argentine Young Gun Hits the Mark Remember the name Matias Riccitelli—then claim your share of our allocation of his fantastic 94-point 2017 Tinto de la Casa Malbec. It’s positively delicious and massively over-delivering, and today’s Wine Access exclusive represents your one and only chance to experience this red by a young gun of Argentine winemaking….
At James Suckling’s Great Wines of the Andes event, held this past September at San Francisco’s Golden Gate Club, the line to taste Pascual Toso’s revelatory Malbecs was a mile long…and full of somms. The buzz about these deep-fruited offerings with the seductive, rounded polish of a Right Bank Bordeaux (at a fraction of the…
The 2017 Vaglio Temple is a red that will have you questioning your allegiance to the Old World with each sip. Hand-crafted from a single vineyard in Mendoza, this Malbec captures the elegance and refinement of Bordeaux’s best for just $20. Chewy and ripe yet lifted and floral, the 2017 delivers flavors of fresh plum,…
Wines that deliver the level of silkiness and concentration found in the 2018 Bodega Iaccarini Viablanca Malbec are rare at this price point. That’s why, when we learned the price on the 90-point Bodega Iaccarini, we claimed every last US-bound case for Wine Access members… and a few for ourselves. This is a radiant and…
When you can find a bottle from a rock-star winemaker and one of the world’s premier sites for a grape variety, stock up on as much as you can. That’s exactly what we did with the 2018 Kauzo Malbec Terroir Expressions Hostage Altamira Vineyard from Argentina’s Uco Valley. An intense yet ethereal 94-point Malbec grown…
When you can get a wine from a 100-point winemaker and one of the world’s premier sites for Malbec, you grab as much as you can. That’s exactly what we did with the 2018 Kauzo Malbec Terroir Expressions Hostage La Consulta Vineyard from Argentina’s Uco Valley. A silky, complex, 94-point Malbec grown in one of…
Malbec and fútbol: Argentina’s on top of the world at both. The 2018 La Final Malbec celebrates both of these national pastimes. Crafted by one of the most respected wineries in the country in an absolutely stunning vintage, labeled to celebrate Argentina’s 1986 World Cup win, it’s drinking absolutely beautifully right now. Finca La Anita,…
“Find it.” James Suckling didn’t mince words in his 95-point review of the 2018 Marcelo Pelleriti Signature Malbec—he wanted to make sure everyone who read it ended up with a bottle, which he called “one of the great values in South American wines.” Pelleriti’s Malbec challenges the best big reds of France and California, which…
Mendoza’s “It” kid Sebastián Zuccardi has a terroir fetish. His mythical ability to transform the essence of the Andes into sleek texture with a profusion of black and blue fruits earned his 2018 Concreto Malbec Paraje Altamira 95 points from James Suckling and Wine Advocate. This genius is so obsessed with the region that he…
Few wines declared by multiple critics to be essentially perfect can also be considered a great value, but this is one. And although we’re tempted to class it with a top-tier Left Bank Bordeaux like Léoville Las Cases (99 points, $300), precise comparisons fail. After all, Finca Piedra Infinita hails from a single vineyard that…
Marcelo Pelleriti is one of the most decorated winemakers in the world—and certainly one of the most celebrated in Argentina’s history. He boasts 100-point pedigree as the force behind Bordeaux stars Château Le Gay and Château La Violette and is one of the only Argentine winemakers to ever earn a perfect score from Robert Parker…
The world’s waking up to a renaissance in Mendoza. Newly focused on the high-desert microclimates of the Uco Valley, this movement toward vibrant, terroir-driven wines has upended expectations and brought the likes of Antucura’s Vista Flores Malbec blazing into the limelight. Catching the trend on the front end of its meteoric rise means our members…
We always love to uncover a great value for under $20. But stellar wine for under $12? That’s a rare thrill. And if it comes backed by critical praise and the expertise of a former Petrus winemaker—that’s the 2019 Black Cabra Malbec. Argentina is a gold mine for value, and this is striking it rich….
At twice the cost, this benchmark Malbec would still be a steal. At today’s price, the 2019 Kaiken Estate is one of the top red wine bargains of the year. From veteran vines planted at 3,000 feet of elevation, the 2019 Kaiken delivers a pronounced dark-fruited vision of Mendoza’s grandeur: Gobs of blackberry and black raspberry…
The greatest red wines announce themselves the instant you put your nose in the glass. They possess an unmistakable force that grabs you by the collar and draws you in. The powerful, structured, intensely aromatic 2019 Kaiken Indómito is precisely what we want in a Malbec—and precisely what led the judges at the 2021 Decanter…
Malbec doesn’t soar much higher than the 2019 Tapiz Alta Collection. Literally. Grown on one of the highest-elevation sites in the world, it’s so simultaneously complex and elegant that it ranks among our favorite Malbecs. In a 2019 growing season that Wine Spectator thinks is the best in nearly two decades, winemaker Fabián Valenzuela—who has…
1904. 1905. 1918. 1919. Now, well over a century past, those are the years in which the four vineyards that shape this stunning 94-point, high-elevation Argentine red were planted. The result isn’t just a wine with an impressive history—it’s an absolutely staggering value, showing what James Suckling extolled as “a mouthful of ripe, juicy and…
Winemaker Tomás Stahringer doesn’t have the manpower and vast holdings of Mendoza’s powerhouse wineries. His first vintage, crafted in his parents’ garage, yielded just 550 bottles—then sold out in two months, after becoming a hot ticket in collector circles. Now, by releasing small-quantity wines from a clique of closely guarded top vineyards, he’s putting out…
Sebastián Zuccardi is one of the shooting stars of Argentine wine. His vision for the future of his local wine industry is crystal-clear and ambitious—and no bottle embodies it like his Concreto Malbec. What sets Concreto apart is Zuccardi’s approach: He takes Malbec grown in some of the stoniest soils, then ferments and ages it…
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