Bleasdale 'Generations' Malbec 2019

$35.00

Bleasdale have grown Malbec since the late 1800’s and take great pride in it. At time of writing they have no less than 6 different straight Malbec vinos available for sale. This wine, the 2019 Generations Malbec has just picked up a top gold medal and the trophy for best other varietal red at the Royal Adelaide Wine Show. Intense yet generous, it offers violets, blackberries, cream, satsuma plums, porcini and spice on the nose. The palate is black and deeply flavoured; the fruit, acid and tannin perfectly balanced. It is excellent already and will cellar for donkeys.

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Wine Specs

Variety

Malbec

Region

Langhorne Creek, SA

Vintage

2019

Winery

Bleasdale

Winemaker

Paul Hotker

Body

Full

Sweetness

Dry

Drinking Window

Now - 2040

Bling

Gold Medal, Top Gold and The Karl Seppelt AO Trophy best Other Varietal Red - 2020 Royal Adelaide Wine Show

Alcohol %

14.0

Closure

Screwcap

Size

750 mL

Biodynamic

Organic

Vegan Friendly

Yes

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