Luigi Bosca

Luigi Bosca was among the first to release a wine under the Luján de Cuyo DOC, established in the late 1990s. The winery's first DOC was in 1991, and over the years, its style has evolved to this version, perhaps the freshest, most vibrant, and intense vintage we can recall. It has firm, incisive tannins, a far cry from the traditional sweet tannins once associated with this emblematic region of Argentine wine. Here you'll find red fruit, floral notes, and juicy acidity in a wine that delights from the first whiff.

This Malbec comes from 70-year-old vines in Luján de Cuyo. It was aged in oak barrels for 12 months, resulting in a well-balanced red. A nose formed by a combination of berries, cumin and incense is inviting. It has a herbaceous character and a mineral texture. The savory palate features a good amount of juicy fruit and herbs, alongside moderate acidity and firm tannins. Let it breathe for a few minutes.