Cuma Organic Malbec
Category
Red
Grapes
100 % Malbec
Producer
Country
Argentina
Region
Calchaqui Valley
Size
750 ml
Degree of alcohol
13,5 %
Available in these provinces
Québec, British Columbia, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, Newfoundland and Labrador
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Terroir Deep, poor and rocky soils. Irrigation from the Andes. This extreme elevation lends itself perfectly to organic viticulture. All organic practices are carried over from vineyard to winery where the wines are carefully handled throughout the entire vinification process.
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Vinification and maturation Cuma is produced to be drunk young, therefore little oak is used in the winery; instead the wines are aged at cool temperatures in stainless steel tanks to showcase their natural complexity and deep fruit flavors.
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Features Intense aromas of blueberry and pomegranate burst through on the nose. Juicy black cherry, plum and almost brambly flavours appear on the palate that stays fresh from first to last sip.
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Food Pairings Alongside the sauce of a pot roast.
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Medals / Press reviews 90 points Decanter (2018)
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Other information Cuma is the range of organic wines produced by El Esteco.

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Terroir Deep, poor and rocky soils. Irrigation from the Andes. This extreme elevation lends itself perfectly to organic viticulture. All organic practices are carried over from vineyard to winery where the wines are carefully handled throughout the entire vinification process.
-
Vinification and maturation Cuma is produced to be drunk young, therefore little oak is used in the winery; instead the wines are aged at cool temperatures in stainless steel tanks to showcase their natural complexity and deep fruit flavors.
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Features Intense aromas of blueberry and pomegranate burst through on the nose. Juicy black cherry, plum and almost brambly flavours appear on the palate that stays fresh from first to last sip.
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Food Pairings Alongside the sauce of a pot roast.
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Medals / Press reviews 90 points Decanter (2018)
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Other information Cuma is the range of organic wines produced by El Esteco.