2007 | Alamos | Seleccion Malbec Fashion

2007 | Alamos | Seleccion Malbec

Red Wine: 2007 | Alamos | Seleccion Malbec

Presents a deeply dark violet color with blackish tones. The nose is full of ripe black fruits with floral tones and touches of leather, vanilla, and spice.

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Producer: Alamos

Vintage: 2007

Size: 750ml

ABV: 13.5%

Varietal: Malbec

Country/Region: Argentina, Mendoza

Detailed Description

Presents a deeply dark violet color with blackish tones. The nose is full of ripe black fruits with floral tones and touches of leather, vanilla, and spice. The mouthfeel is full yet supple, with juicy black raspberry, black cherry and black currant fruit layered with notes of violets, black pepper and anis. The finish is long and lingering, with soft, velvety tannins and bright, refreshing acidity.

Producer Information

Alamos is an Argentine wine producer, located in the Mendoza wine region. It is one of the Catena family’s four leading wine labels and produces a small collection of wines from Cabernet Sauvignon, Malbec, Bonarda and Syrah. Historically the Catena family played an important role in the resurrection of Malbec in Argentina, leading to the family’s status as one of the largest and most successful wine producers in the country. Consequently, Malbec has become the flagship wine under the Alamos Selección title. It is sourced from the best vineyards within the company’s holdings and spends 16 to 18 months barrel-aging in French and American oak prior to release. The grapes are primarily sourced from Catena family estate vineyards in Luján de Cuyo and Valle de Uco, with others sourced from local growers. The locations of these vineyards in the foothills of the Argentinian Andes lead to unique growing environments where high altitude and rocky, sandy soils combine to produce quality viticulture. The Luján de Cuyo vineyard reaches up to 3500 feet (1060 meters) above sea level, whereas the grapes at the Valle de Uco vineyard are grown at even greater altitudes reaching 5000ft (1500m).