I might as well say it up front: Argentine Malbec is best with food, especially red meat and, maybe soft, smelly cheeses. After all, most of the world’s Malbec comes from a country known for its ...

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While European wine imports are nearly prohibitive because of the high euro, the wines of South America beckon U.S. consumers. Spanish sparkling wine producer Codorniu's foray into Argentina ...

Argentina is justifiably famous for producing red wines from malbec grapes. And Bodega Septima is one Argentinian winery that contributes to that reputation. Their 2007 Bodega Septima Malbec is not ...

Malbec, the grape orphaned by Bordeaux long ago, continues to thrive in its adopted home, Argentina. The inexpensive malbecs that first drew attention to the country continue to be drinkable values.

I thought I had finished writing about Argentinean malbecs for a while, after my recent review of the Septima Malbec. But in the very next tasting, I find Conquista Malbec, another bargain. The back ...

Argentina is justifiably famous for producing red wines from malbec grapes. And Bodega Septima is one Argentinian winery that contributes to that reputation. Their 2007 Bodega Septima Malbec is not ...

Hearty wines with bold flavors are the requirement for cool fall evenings, and some of the best comes from South American with robust Malbec from Argentina. The mystical air of Mendoza creeps into the ...

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Malbec is the middle sister of Bordeaux-style wines. A bit player in Bordeaux blends, largely exiled to South America, malbec found a home between the plush fruitiness of merlot and the brooding black ...