2022/23 Finca La Linda Malbec, Luigi Bosca, Mendoza, Argentina
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£13.99
Aromas of cherries and spice. On the palate it is a velvety elegant and modern styled Malbec with excellent structure.
"Malbec has been grown in the high valleys of the Andes for a long time today the old vines producing complexity and richness. The nose has a mix of black fruits rich and ripe the palate black plum, black truffles and dark chocolate the tannins are fine and integrated the mid palate supple, fleshy with velvet smoothness. Bilberry towards the back balances the richness but it finishes with a mix of fleshy black fruits. The decision is easy beef, venison and duck." Derek Smedley MW
The Arizu family has a strong European legacy that dates back to the XVIII century, to the small village of Unzue in the Basque country.
In 1890, Leoncio Arizu arrived in Argentina searching for new opportunities, and in 1901 he founded the Winery in the province of Mendoza. Then he and the Boscas, another old and prosperous family that had emigrated from the Piemonte region in Italy, decided to join efforts and founded what is today Bodega Luigi Bosca – Arizu Family.
After 114 years, Leoncio Arizu’s legacy is still in the hands of his grandchildren and great-grandchildren who honour the tradition of producing great wines.
"Malbec has been grown in the high valleys of the Andes for a long time today the old vines producing complexity and richness. The nose has a mix of black fruits rich and ripe the palate black plum, black truffles and dark chocolate the tannins are fine and integrated the mid palate supple, fleshy with velvet smoothness. Bilberry towards the back balances the richness but it finishes with a mix of fleshy black fruits. The decision is easy beef, venison and duck." Derek Smedley MW
The Arizu family has a strong European legacy that dates back to the XVIII century, to the small village of Unzue in the Basque country.
In 1890, Leoncio Arizu arrived in Argentina searching for new opportunities, and in 1901 he founded the Winery in the province of Mendoza. Then he and the Boscas, another old and prosperous family that had emigrated from the Piemonte region in Italy, decided to join efforts and founded what is today Bodega Luigi Bosca – Arizu Family.
After 114 years, Leoncio Arizu’s legacy is still in the hands of his grandchildren and great-grandchildren who honour the tradition of producing great wines.
