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I recently hosted a Wine dinner for 100 people. My theme was 100% Argentina. I spent a lot of time with my caterer to come up with authentic food from Argentina, but my two biggest challenges were 1) Sparlking wine 2) Dessert Wine I finally did come up Susana Balbo's 2009 Late Harvest Malbec. At first I wasn't sure, because at the altitude that most of her Malbecs are grown, there really isnt a condition that would help with noble rot. But like most of her wines, I was very happy. It was fairly complex. Hints of blueberry coated with cinnamon, cloves, tobacco and cherries. All present, but none over powering. At 14% ABV, you couldnt classify this one as a fortified wine, yet it tasted and finished like many nice ports. It was fairly sweet, a little thin in body, but the finish was perfect. A nice alternative to other dessert wines. | ||
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Thanks for the notes! I didn't know they made a Late Harvest Malbec. We sell the signature at work which is popular. | |||
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Love this wine. It is not widely available but after tasting this a few months back with my rep I brought in a few bottles for the store. I thought the level of sweetness was just right. Glad you enjoyed the wine. IW Life without wine?...... Yeah Right. The Unexamined Life Is Not Worth Living - Socrates "Wine....offers a greater range for enjoyment and appreciation than possibly any other purely sensory thing which may be purchased" ERNEST HEMINGWAY (1889-1961) ITB | |||
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