Bodega Noemia Patagonia Malbec 2021
Bodega Noemia Patagonia Malbec 2021
Price: 154,17€
DESCRIPTION
Bodega Noemia Malbec 2021 comes from a single 1.5-hectare parcel planted in 1932, certified organic (Ecocert) and cultivated biodynamically. An extremely limited production, this is a wine of terroir and age, destined for haute gastronomie and lovers of great wines of origin. Aged for 12 months in 600L French oak foudres, followed by 8 months in 225L barrels. Bodega Noemia, located in the Río Negro Valley of Patagonia, was founded by Countess Noemi Marone Cinzano and winemaker Hans Vinding-Diers, with a first vintage in 2001. With the estate acquired in 2004, their methods respect nature: manual harvesting, meticulous sorting, and spontaneous fermentation. Hans Vinding-Diers was named Winemaker of the Year by Tim Atkin MW in 2018. Organic certification by Ecocert, biodynamic practices.
On the nose, deep and elegant, marked by ripe black fruits, floral notes, a mineral backbone, and great aromatic complexity. On the palate, ample, silky, and structured, with tannins of great fineness, a perfectly integrated acidity, and a remarkable length. It pairs well with a dry-aged beef filet or a porcini mushroom risotto. Aging potential of 20 years and more.
REGION
Patagonia
Argentina
Between 38° and 45° south, Patagonia is home to some of the southernmost vineyards in the world. A cool climate, constant winds and alluvial soils, sometimes limestone, give wines of remarkable purity and natural acidity.
Within the Patagonia Argentina appellation, three areas stand out: Río Negro for its elegant wines, Neuquén for their power, and Chubut, the most southerly, for their aromatic freshness. Malbec, the leading grape, shows a fresher and more elegant style here than in the rest of the country, alongside Pinot Noir, Merlot and crystalline whites.
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This sunny vintage blends candied black fruits and Andean freshness in a magnificent balance.
