Argentina

Luján de Cuyo

Full

Cork

Trivento’s prized old Malbec plots were planted in 1912, giving its centenarian vines a distinctive personality. In a privileged location in Luján de Cuyo, the vineyard is planted at almost 1,000m altitude on the north bank of the Mendoza river. Four hectares of these low-yielding vines make the cut for this iconic wine, which winemaker Germán di Cesare ages for 18 months in foudre and barrique. Amanda Barnes: Enticing layers of forest floor, fig, rose petals and black tea. Full and creamy mouthfeel with fine-grained tannins, impressive and complex: a great one for musing over. Madeleine Stenwreth MW: Traditional with a modern gloss, oaky with lots of fruit and sweet spices. Excellent concentration and harmony. Will please any Malbec drinker. Dirceu Vianna Junior MW: Understated fragrance, but bright, ambitious and a well structured wine. There are oak tannins and chocolatey notes adding to the wine’s bright fruit.

Malbec

Trivento, Eolo Malbec, Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina, 2020

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Trivento’s prized old Malbec plots were planted in 1912, giving its centenarian vines a distinctive personality. In a privileged

Trivento, Eolo Malbec, Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina 2020

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