Miguel Aime Pouget 2019 Limited Release Malbec Mendoza, Argentina
Under 200 barrels were made of this wine, making it truly one of a kind! With just over 1700 acres of planted land in Mendoza, our winemaking partners are experts in their craft, having been making wine since 1997. With vineyard sites that range from 2,500 to nearly 4,000 feet above sea level, Mendoza is the picturesque heartbeat of winemaking in Argentina. The 2019 growing season was quite normal—full of warm days, cool nights, and a perfect amount of rainfall. The easy climate led to a near-perfect vintage for the fruit that was selected for this gorgeous Malbec. Dark fruit compote flavors meld with bright red fruits, and the varietal signature spiciness complements a natural acidity that makes every sip linger.
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Miguel Aime Pouget 2019 Limited Release Malbec Mendoza, Argentina
Under 200 barrels were made of this wine, making it truly one of a kind! With just over 1700 acres of planted land in Mendoza, our winemaking partners are experts in their craft, having been making wine since 1997. With vineyard sites that range from 2,500 to nearly 4,000 feet above sea level, Mendoza is the picturesque heartbeat of winemaking in Argentina. The 2019 growing season was quite normal—full of warm days, cool nights, and a perfect amount of rainfall. The easy climate led to a near-perfect vintage for the fruit that was selected for this gorgeous Malbec. Dark fruit compote flavors meld with bright red fruits, and the varietal signature spiciness complements a natural acidity that makes every sip linger.
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Under 200 barrels were made of this wine, making it truly one of a kind! With just over 1700 acres of planted land in Mendoza, our winemaking partners are experts in their craft, having been making wine since 1997. With vineyard sites that range from 2,500 to nearly 4,000 feet above sea level, Mendoza is the picturesque heartbeat of winemaking in Argentina. The 2019 growing season was quite normal—full of warm days, cool nights, and a perfect amount of rainfall. The easy climate led to a near-perfect vintage for the fruit that was selected for this gorgeous Malbec. Dark fruit compote flavors meld with bright red fruits, and the varietal signature spiciness complements a natural acidity that makes every sip linger.
