A16 APOGEO Malbec 2015

Name: A16 APOGEO Malbec 2015
Brand: A16
SKU: A1030
Price: 38.0 EUR
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Content: 0.75 (€50.67* / 1 Liter)

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Product information "A16 APOGEO Malbec 2015"

Grape variety:
Malbec

Tasting notes:
Deep purple colour with spicy and woody notes from ageing in oak barrels. Harmonious notes of ripe fruit such as plum and blackberry.
On the palate, it is structured and has firm tannins that allow for a spectacular velvety feel on the palate. It is a wine with a very persistent finish.

Serving temperature:
16°- 18°C
Decanting is recommended one hour before drinking.

Type of wine:	Red wine
Grape variety:	Malbec
Country:	Argentina
Region:	Cuyo
Location:	Perdriel, Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza
Altitude:	980 MAMSL
Ageing:	24 months in oak barrels
Alcohol:	14,5% vol.
Allergens:	Contains sulfite
Introduced by:	Overworld Wines, Inh. Walter Maximiliano Brandt, Heimburgstr. 3, 81243 München, Deutschland

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