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Cheval des Andes (2017)

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Elegance, length, fruit and floral aromas... A unique opportunity to treat yourself to one of the greatest Argentinian wines!

"This is the greatest Cheval des Andes ever. The integration of fruit, tannins and acidity is fantastic. Full-bodied, tight and solid with beautiful depth and integrity. Extremely long and exciting. Complex and compelling. 100 points"  (James Suckling, August 2020)

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    TypeRed
    Vintage2017
    When to Drink2021 to 2037
    ProducerCheval des Andes
    RegionMendoza
    AppellationLuján de Cuyo
    Grapes58% Malbec, 37% Cabernet-sauvignon, 5% Petit-verdot
    PairingDeli meats, Red meat, Cheese
    ABV14%
    Volume75cl (Full Bottle)


    Cheval des Andes was born out of the co-operation of the prestigious Château Cheval Blanc (a Saint-Émilion Premier Grand Cru Classé A) and the Terrazas de los Andes winery in Mendoza. The winery owes its name to the terraces outlined at the feet of the Andes in Argentina. In the course of this vintage, the Malbec grapes benefited from a warm spring and the slow and steady maturation of the vine, leading to a fruity wine of intense freshness. A great and complex Argentinian wine in which power and elegance combine like a dream. A robust and rounded wine with a finish that is never-ending...Just like the pleasure of drinking it!

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    Cheval des Andes (2017)

    Cheval des Andes (2017)

    Elegance, length, fruit and floral aromas... A unique opportunity to treat yourself to one of the greatest Argentinian wines!

    "This is the greatest Cheval des Andes ever. The integration of fruit, tannins and acidity is fantastic. Full-bodied, tight and solid with beautiful depth and integrity. Extremely long and exciting. Complex and compelling. 100 points"  (James Suckling, August 2020)

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