Malamado Fortified Malbec Wine 50Cl

Name: Malamado Fortified Malbec Wine 50Cl
Brand: ZUCCARDI
SKU: 310178807
Price: 9 GBP
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4 (3 reviews)

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Product Description

Fortified Red Wine.

Malamado is the first fortified wine made in Argentina.
This Malamado Malbec is sweet and silky, with delicate and intense aromas of quince, ripe figs, raisins and plums. It is a wonderful partner for chocolate, cheese, nuts, raisins and figs.
Why not try a Malamado Fizz Cocktail:
INGREDIENTS
50 ml Malamado Malbec,
50 ml white rum
25 ml fresh lemon juice
2 spoons of blackberry jam (or your favourite fruit jam)
Sparkling water
1 slice of lemon and 1 blackberry (or the fruit of the jam you chose) to garnish
Ice cubes
PREPARATION
Method: Shaken
Add all ingredients and ice, except the sparkling water, into a cocktail shaker (or any resistant mug) and shake vigorously. Strain the drink in a tumbler glass over ice. Top it up with sparkling water and garnish with a lemon slice on the rim and your favourite fruit. Add a straw to the drink. Enjoy!

Wine of Argentina

Pack size: 50CL

Information

Allergy Information

Contains Sulphites.

Alcohol Units

ABV

18% vol

Producer

Zuccardi

Type of Closure

Natural Cork

Wine Maker

Sebastian Zuccardi

Country

Argentina

Alcohol Type

Wine

Grape Variety

Malbec

Vinification Details

Vinified using classic fermentation to achieve residual sugar which is then fortified to make this wine sweet and aged for just over two years in aged French oak.

History

Malamado is the first Argentinian fortified wine. In the 1940s, engineer Alberto ‘Tito' Zuccardi arrived in Mendoza from northwest Argentina where his Italian grandparents had settled. He began experimenting with new irrigation systems because, back then as is the case today, water management is key due to its scarcity. In 1963 he planted a vineyard in the Maipú region, aiming to show neighbouring farmers how his irrigation system worked, not realising this would be the beginning of his life's passion.

Regional Information

From carefully selected plots in the Uco Valley, Mendoza.

Storage Type

Ambient

Storage Instructions

This wine is ideal for drinking now but can be kept for up to 1 year

Produce of

Wine of Argentina

Name and address

Produced & bottled by:
Familia Zuccardi,
A-72320 Maipu,
Mendoza,
Argentina.

Importer address

Hatch Mansfield,
New Bank House,
1 Brockenhurst Road,
Ascot,
Berkshire,
SL5 9DJ,

Return to

Hatch Mansfield,
New Bank House,
1 Brockenhurst Road,
Ascot,
Berkshire,
SL5 9DJ,
United Kingdom.
www.malamado.com
www.hatchmansfield.com

Net Contents

50cl ℮

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Great new discovery!

5 stars

Excellent dessert wine without the heaviness of Port. Great with cheese. Can definitely recommend it.

Prefer traditional wine

2 stars

Too strong and not suitable to eat with food

Great alternative to port