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The inspiration for Bodega Norton's Porteño label comes from a traditional street art called "Filete Porteño", which reflects the passion and the culture of the city of Buenos Aires at the beginning of the twentieth century. The same passion inspired Bodega Norton to create this varietal wine, a bold Malbec that offers pure, concentrated flavours of dark ripe fruit, hints of plum and a lovely round finish.
In 1885, the Buenos Aires to Mendoza railway opened, cementing the significance of this emerging wine growing region high in the Andean foothills. One visitor to Mendoza, an English engineer called Edmund James Palmer Norton, was so struck by the beauty and potential he saw there that he established a...
Located in the Cuyo region, Mendoza is by far the largest and most important wine-growing province in Argentina. Located on a high-altitude plateau at the edge of the Andes Mountains, the province is responsible for roughly 70% of the country's wine production. The province's signature grape variety is Malbec, producing...
Malbec is a black grape variety that is traditionally used in Bordeaux blends to provide both colour and tannin to the wine. It is also grown in the Loire, South-West France, where it was responsible for the ‘black-wine of Cahors’ and many other Mediterranean wine regions. In recent years Malbec...
