Bodega Noemia Patagonia A-Lisa 2024
Bodega Noemia Patagonia A-Lisa 2024
Price: 31,67€
DESCRIPTION
Bodega Noemia A-Lisa 2024 is a cool-climate Patagonian Malbec, sourced from old pre-phylloxera vines located in the village of Mainqué, in the heart of the Alto Valle del Río Negro. A blend of 90% Malbec, 9% Merlot, and 1% Cabernet Franc, it is aged for 8 months in stainless steel tanks (85%) and used oak barrels (15%). It features a precise and low-intervention approach, highlighting fruit purity and natural freshness. 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. Organic certification by Ecocert, biodynamic practices.
On the nose, a clean and precise profile of fresh red and black fruits, complemented by floral notes and a discreet spicy touch. On the palate, balanced and juicy, with fine and silky tannins, a well-integrated acidity, and a fresh, elegant, and persistent finish. It pairs well with roasted lamb or beef Bourguignon. Serve between 14 and 16°C. Aging potential of 15 years.
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 fresh and fruity Malbec is Noemia's entry-level wine, a beautiful introduction to the estate.