De Martino Limávida Single Vineyard Malbec 2013
De Martino's Limávida vineyard is located within the coastal mountain range of the Maule Valley and was planted in 1945. This red wine is a field blend consisting predominantly of Malbec alongside Cabernet Sauvignon and Carménère. Aged for 24 months in large oak barrels the wine displays complex aromas of red fruits, anise, violets, and smoke that linger on the palate. Vibrant acidity and fine-grained tannins enhance the impeccable balance and will allow this wine to age for 10+ years.
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