Tintonegro Malbec Reserve skus_44694 yet often shunned by certain

yet often shunned by certain wine gurus and critics

the yield is controled by a severe pruning

fresh loam aromas that suggest something from Italy rather than California

which has integrated well with the subtle velvety tannins

or any festive occasion

Tintonegro Malbec Reserve skus_44694 yet often shunned by certainFloral plum and currant aromas fall somewhere between fruity and raw. This Malbec from a cold and rainy vintage feels lean and edgy. Red berry and currant flavors are light on a finish driven by acidity. Tintonegro, meaning black wine in Spanish, is meant to celebrate the essence of Malbec in Mendoza. Known for its dark, blackish color, Malbec is definitely a TintoNegro.