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Technical sheet
| Type Of Wine: | red wine |
|---|---|
| Vintage: | 2014 Other vintages |
| Appellation: | Lujan de Cuyo (Mendoza, Argentina) |
| Winery: | Vina Cobos |
| Volume: | 75cl |
| Grapes: | Malbec |
| Allergens: | Contains Sulfites |
| Alcohol Vol.: | 15% |
Elaboration of Cobos Bramare Malbec Lujan de Cuyo 2014
Cobos Bramare Malbec Lujan de Cuyo 2014 (Malbec)
TASTING NOTES OF Cobos Bramare Malbec Lujan de Cuyo 2014:
- View: intense red, violet reflections.
- Nose: Intense aroma, pepper, cloves, cinnamon, other spices ripe black fruit and hints of roses.
- Mouth: Soft with firm and chewy, very well balanced tannins with a lingering finish palate.
APPELLATION: Lujan de Cuyo.
VINES: Vina Cobos
GRAPES: Malbec.
PAIRING: poultry and red meat.
ALCOHOL CONTENT: 14.7%
Reviews of Cobos Bramare Malbec Lujan de Cuyo 2014
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- This viscous, violet-hued malbec is perfumed with raspberry and black pepper.
- The mouth-coating palate unfolds in concentrated, finely textured layers of dark fruits, liquorice and underbrush that are enhanced by hints of vanilla and roasted coffee over a lengthy finish, graced with firm tannins and spicy notes.
View more- The mouth-coating palate unfolds in concentrated, finely textured layers of dark fruits, liquorice and underbrush that are enhanced by hints of vanilla and roasted coffee over a lengthy finish, graced with firm tannins and spicy notes.
- The mouth-coating palate unfolds in concentrated, finely textured layers of dark fruits, licorice and underbrush that are enhanced by hints of vanilla and roasted coffee over a lengthy finish, graced with firm tannins and spicy notes.
- A mild winter with minimal frost was followed by warm, consistent temperatures in spring that set a healthy, uniform crop.
- A long, moderate growing season followed, allowing fruit to ripen slowly and fully.
- Rains in mid-March necessitated the delay of harvest to give the vines time to shed the excess moisture and reconcentrate flavours in the berries.