A Malbec isn't normally something that I buy, but this is another one that K and I picked up at the BevMo! 5 cent wine sale. We were saving it for a nice steak, since pretty much the only time I want a red wine is when I am eating steak. Well, the time finally came, and we were grilling some beautiful New York Steaks, so I pulled out this bottle.
It turns out that this is a really interesting Argentinian wine. It is made from 100% sustainably farmed Malbec grapes and grown in a very stony soil with a high mineral content. This imparts a strong mineral flavor to the wine. It is a dark red wine, but not heavy. Dry and not very fruity. This was a great wine, and I think even people who are not big fans of red wine would like it.
Wine: Manos Negras Malbec Stone Soil Select
Year: 2009
Region: Mendoza, Argentina
Purchased From: BevMo!
Price: $30
Verdict: 4/5
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