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14.5% ABV. A single-vineyard Malbec from Gualtallary in the Uco Valley — the same high-altitude terroir as Zuccardi. Erupts with blueberry, blackcurrant, violet perfume, dark raspberry chocolate, cinnamon and nutmeg. If you love Zuccardi Valle de Uco Malbec for its precise, high-altitude Uco Valley character, this is the closest mirror you'll find. Benegas sources this wine from a single vineyard in Gualtallary — one of the Uco Valley's most celebrated sub-zones — delivering that same combination of lifted floral perfume, dark fruit density and structured tannins you'd expect at this elevation. You're getting the full Uco Valley package: pure, expressive fruit driven by cool-climate conditions, impeccable structure and a long, spice-laced finish. It's the kind of single-vineyard Malbec that rewards attention, whether you open it now or give it another couple of years in the cellar.

14.5% ABV. A premium, aged Gran Malbec from Mendoza, Argentina — rich, concentrated and built for the long haul. Expect deep dark plum, ripe blackberry, warm spice and velvety oak-supported tannins. You're clearly drawn to serious, high-quality Argentine Malbec, and the De Angeles Gran Malbec 2018 operates in exactly that league. This is a wine made for those who want their Malbec with weight and sophistication — the extra age in the bottle has softened the tannins into something plush and generous while keeping the dark fruit character vivid. Where Zuccardi focuses on high-altitude freshness, De Angeles leans into richer, more opulent Mendoza concentration. If you ever find yourself wanting a slightly more full-throttle, oak-kissed expression of Argentine Malbec from a completely different family producer, this is your bottle.

14.5% ABV. A bold Uco Valley blend of Malbec, Syrah, Petit Verdot, Cabernet Sauvignon and Cabernet Franc, aged 18 months in mostly new French oak. Concentrated black fruit, sweet spice and a touch of dark chocolate. This is for you if you love what Zuccardi does with the Uco Valley but want to explore beyond single-variety Malbec. Mauricio Lorca is one of Mendoza's most respected winemakers, and the Inspirado Blend uses Malbec as its backbone while layering in the savouriness of Syrah and the structure of Cabernet Franc — all from high-altitude vineyards in the same Uco Valley you already love. The 18 months in new French oak adds a smoky, cedar dimension that takes the wine somewhere unexpected — darker, more complex and brooding than a typical Malbec, yet unmistakably rooted in that cool-climate Argentine terroir. It's the kind of discovery that makes you rethink what the Uco Valley is capable of.