Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard wines keep amazing palates. Two of the most prestigiousinternational wine magazines, Wine Spectator from the United States and The World of Fine Wine from the UK have recently published an article in which our successful Single Vineyard wines are quoted.
Wine Spectator titled the article: Daniel Pi builds a track Record. In the picture he appears next to James Molesworth, Senior Editor of the magazine and the
responsible for tasting the wines from Argentina.
The prestigious wine critic made a vertical tasting of Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard and these were his scores:
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard Viña Adolfo Ahumada 2007 I 91 points
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard Viña Domingo F. Sarmiento 2007 I 92 points
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard Viña Fausto Orellana de Escobar 2007 I 93 points
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard Viña Cristina y Bibiana Coletto 2006 I 91points
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard Viña Adriana Venturín 2006 I 92 points
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard Viña Federico Villafañe 2006 I 91 points
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard Viña Francisco Olivé 2005 I 91 points
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard Viña Eleodoro Aciar 2005 I 91 points
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard Viña Fausto Orellana 2005 I 92 points
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard Viña Carlos Gei Berra 2004 I 90 points
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard Viña Victorio Coletto 2004 I 90 points
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard Viña Pedro González 2004 I 90 points
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard Viña José Blanco 2003 I 90 points
On the other hand, three of the most prestigious wine critics from the UK and
collaborators for The World of Fine Wine* magazine: Tim Atkin MW, Gerard Basset and Anthony Rose, devoted a full article to Malbec from Argentina versus Malbec from Cahors.
They did a blind tasting of 40 Malbecs, 21 from Cahors and 9 from Argentina, among which our Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard 2007 Viña Domingo F. Sarmiento, Viña Fausto Orellana de Escobar and Viña Adolfo Ahumada were rated with excellent scores.
The journalists agreed that Malbec is capable to offer a greater range of styles in
Argentina than in Cahors, mainly because of the differences in latitude and altitude.
Following please find scores:
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard 2007 Viña Sarmiento: 17.5
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard 2007 Viña Orellana: 16.5
Trapiche Malbec Single Vineyard 2007 Viña Ahumada: 15.5
*The World of Fine Wine is one of the most prestigious and professional wine magazines in the UK. Fine Wine uses a very professional punctuation system: blind and open tastings are at the center of the magazine. They use a distinctive and rigorous tasting protocol, which makes their tastings an impartial and invaluable guide to the world’s finest wines. 20-point scale, calibrated specifically for fine wine, strikes the best balance for our purpose.
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