Malbec
A little-known fact about Malbec is that it is a typical Bordeaux variety, almost extinct in its homeland but made world-famous thanks to its second home—Argentina.
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A little-known fact about Malbec is that it is a typical Bordeaux variety, almost extinct in its homeland but made world-famous thanks to its second home—Argentina.
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Malbec - a lesser known fact of Malbec is that it is a native to southwestern France, but now better known as the iconic wine grape of Argentina, its second homeland. Broadly speaking, French Malbec tends to be more meaty, rustic and tannic, while examples from Argentina seem to be uniformly rich, ripe, jammy and juicy. On both sides of the Atlantic, Malbec wines are generally aged in oak to enhance the wine's structure and aging potential.
