Trapiche Oak Cask Malbec 2021

Name: Trapiche Oak Cask Malbec 2021

Variety: Malbec
Region: Mendoza
Country: Argentina
Year: 2021
Price: 13.99

Winery review: 91 rating, ripe plums, cooked cherries, and cocoa on the nose. Enjoy with cheeses, red meats and Argentinean Asado.


Wine Folly: pg. 125 says it taste like red plum, blackberry, vanilla, sweet tobacco, and cocoa. I think I definitely tasted the fruit like blackberry and red plum. I also might have tasted a little bit of vanilla, but it was oaked, so I'm thinking that it was from that. I did not taste cocoa or sweet tobacco.


My review: This wine tasted super jammy to me. I actually really liked this wine and I think a decent Malbec might be my favorite type of wine now. Sometimes Cabernet Sauvignon is a little too bold for me and Pinot Noir is not enough, but I felt like this was right in between the two.

I had this wine with prosciutto and mozzarella just because that's what I was eating. Really interesting to see how it cut some of the acidity of the wine.

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