Malbec, Amalaya, Salta, Argentina
£11.50
From the Salta region in the north of Argentina (cooler than Mendoza), this Malbec shows intense dark fruit flavours. Very rich and smooth with a bit of spice. Really delicious and great value.
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Style | Red |
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Country | Argentina |
Region | Salta |
Grape | Malbec |
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