Malbec Wine

The Malbec wine collection is a curated selection of some of the finest and most flavorful Malbec wines from around the world. This collection features a range of styles, from smooth and elegant to bold and robust, showcasing the versatility and diversity of the Malbec grape. The rich, dark fruit flavors and plush tannins of Malbec make it a popular choice for those who enjoy full-bodied red wines with a lot of character.

Here is a breakdown of Malbec from different wine growing regions:

Mendoza, Argentina: Mendoza is the largest wine region in Argentina and is known for producing some of the world's best Malbec wines. The region's high altitude and dry climate, coupled with the Andes mountains, result in Malbec wines with deep color, rich flavors of blackberry and plum, and velvety tannins.

Cahors, France: Cahors is the original home of Malbec and is located in the southwestern part of France. The region's cooler climate and rocky soil produce wines with a more tannic, rustic character, with flavors of black currant, tobacco, and earthy notes.

Colchagua Valley, Chile: Colchagua Valley is located in central Chile and has quickly become known for producing high-quality Malbec wines. The region's hot, dry summers and cool nights result in Malbec wines with bold fruit flavors, such as black cherry and raspberry, and a subtle hint of spice.

Sonoma County, California: Sonoma County is located in northern California and has a cooler climate than other California wine regions. The region's cooler temperatures result in Malbec wines with more delicate fruit flavors, such as red cherry and blackberry, and a subtle earthy undertone.

These are just a few examples of the different wine-growing regions that produce Malbec. Each region has its own unique growing conditions, which results in its own distinct flavor profile for the wine. Whether you prefer a bold, fruit-forward Malbec or a more tannic, earthy one, there is sure to be a Malbec from one of these regions that you will love.

Frequently Asked Questions about Malbec Wine

Below are some common questions about the Malbec Wine for sale at Buy Wines Online. For wine education, serving suggestions, recipes and more, head to our blog.

What is Malbec Wine?

Malbec is a red wine grape variety that is known for producing full-bodied, dark-colored wines with rich fruit flavors and medium to high levels of tannins. Originally from France, Malbec is now primarily grown in Argentina, where it has become the country's signature grape variety. Malbec wines are typically characterized by their deep purple color and flavors of blackberry, plum, and black cherry, as well as notes of chocolate, leather, and tobacco.

Malbec can also be blended with other grape varieties, such as Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot, to create unique flavor profiles. Malbec wines are versatile and can be paired with a variety of foods, from grilled meats to hearty stews and spicy dishes.

Is Malbec Sweet?

Malbec wine is generally not considered sweet. It is a dry red wine that is known for its rich, bold flavor with notes of dark fruit, such as blackberry, plum, and black cherry, as well as hints of chocolate, leather, and spice. However, there are some Malbec wines that are made in a sweeter style, such as late harvest or dessert Malbec, which have higher levels of residual sugar.

What Are The Best Malbec Wines?

Here are a few of our favorite Malbecs from Mendoza, Argentina: 

Most Popular!: Catena Malbec 2019 - The Catena wines are a special assemblage of High Mountain Estate Vineyards made by fourth generation vintner, Laura Catena and chief winemaker, Alejandro Vigil. Although we have found that most of the Catena wines are consumed shortly after release, we are pleased to see that they age beautifully for ten to twenty years.

Great to Share!: El Enemigo Malbec 2018 - Rich and concentrated, it offers aromas of black fruit, cherry and dark berry fruit on the nose followed in the palate by a full-bodied wine with flavors of spice, blackberry, black cherry, pepper and a slight floral character. The finish is elegant and lengthy.