Alamos 2006 Malbec

This just in - we're Malbec men, through and through. Typically all sweetness and leather, it reminds us of ourselves and it's our favorite import from South America, at least in the wine family. Alamos has been on our table more often than not lately, and we find ourselves liking it more each time we have it - plus it's in the $10 range.

The 2006 Alamos Malbec presents a deep, opaque violet color with purple hues. The nose is intense and complex, with ripe black fruits, sweet spice and a touch of violets. The mouthfeel is sweet and supple, with black cherry and cassis flavors mingled with spicy black pepper and a touch of leather. The finish is long and persistent with soft, sweet tannins.

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