Bodegas Luigi Bosca has its historical roots in the Mendoza wine region. Founded in 1901, the winery is the oldest family-owned winery in Argentina. It is located in Mendoza, the heart of Argentine wine. Luigi Bosca is now run by the fourth generation. After all these years, Luigi Bosca remains committed to innovation and quality. This not only allows them to guarantee consistently high quality wines but also to continually surprise us with new wines that we truly enjoy.
The grapes come from east-facing vineyards in Lujan de Cuyo-Maipo, a subregion of Mendoza. The vines are on average 50 years old, resulting in a low harvest quantity but sky-high quality. Planted at an altitude of nearly 1,000 meters, the vines enjoy a unique microclimate. At peak ripeness, the grapes are hand-harvested and carefully sorted. This is all done under the winemaker's strict supervision; only the finest bunches are allowed to become part of Luigi Bosca Malbec. Fermentation takes place at cool temperatures in stainless steel tanks. The juice is then aged for 12 months in French oak, some of which is new, ensuring the oak releases a wealth of flavor.
This is clearly noticeable in the exuberant aromas of Luigi Bosca Malbec. Think black fruit, spices, vanilla, and tobacco. If you find the aroma fantastic, brace yourself for the taste of this Malbec. Full, creamy notes of blackberry, berry, leather, tobacco, vanilla, and wood manage to balance each other out. However, with every sip of Luigi Bosca Malbec, you'll be surprised by new impressions. Sit back, relax, and let the quality of this Luigi Bosca wine wash over you.
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