Malbec
Bold, plush reds from Argentina, where Malbec found its true home.
- 2021 Bodega Navarro Correas Reserve Malbec – £11.95
- NV Alto de Mayo Mendoza Malbec – £9.76
- 2019 Aresti Trisquel Series Malbec – £16.96
- 2017 Finca Ferrer Estate Grown Malbec – £18.25
- 2021 Spier Creative Block 5 – £23.45
- 2017 Trivento Eolo Malbec – £64.96
- 2024 Terrazas de Los Andes Malbec Organic – £18.76
- 2023 Domaine de Pellehaut Harmonie de Gascogne Rouge – £11.99
- 2019 Thousand Candles Gathering Field Red – £23.96
- 2017 Finca Ferrer Coleccion 1310 mts. Block a6 Malbec – £31.25
- 2018 Proemio Icon Barrel Selection Malbec Cabernet – £32.95
- 2025 Domaine de Pellehaut Harmonie de Gascogne Rose – £11.99
- 2021 Viento Sur Malbec – £11.86
- 2024 Luigi Bosca Malbec – £19.99
Malbec started out in South-West France, where it’s still grown in Cahors and Gascony and sometimes called Côt. It was Argentina that made it famous. At high altitude in Mendoza, with intense sunshine and cold nights, it makes deep purple wines full of plum, blackberry and violet, with soft tannins that make it easy to like.
Altitude is the key. The Uco Valley vineyards sit well over 1,000 metres up, and our range includes Finca Ferrer’s single-block Malbec, planted at 1,310 metres. Alongside it you’ll find Luigi Bosca, Terrazas de los Andes, Trivento and Navarro Correas, plus Malbec from Chile and South-West France. It’s the obvious bottle for steak, and good with anything off the barbecue.
