It’s been quite a long time since I’ve had a chance to review a wine, I’ve had so many hard liquors to review. However, as a treat to myself I opened a bottle of Terrazas de Los Andes, a 2006 Malbec. I received this wine from my mother-in-law for my Birthday because she heard it was a good vintage and she knows I like Malbec. I left the bottle opened for a day before considering the review, to help soften [...]
Today we went off to the Boston Wine Expo, had a hugely great time. The wife and I bought the mother-in-law and got her to explore a lot of new grape varietals from regions all over the world. We started the event with a great keynote by Gary Vaynerchuk at WineLibrary.com. This was a double-blind tasting with eight wines from regions around the world, we each had eight glasses in front of us to taste with Gary, pick out flavors [...]
Tradition and innovation is like oil and water, the Malbec grape, known as Côt in the Bordeaux region of France, has often been a victim of tradition but has lately become a product of innovation. I’ve become fascinated with the grape varieties and continue to pour through research to try and define some properties of the grapes. I discovered some Argentinian Malbec wines and wanted to explore the history of Malbec, where it comes from and why. As it turns [...]
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