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Here’s a Cabernet Sauvignon value that is so good, it belongs in the winner’s circle along with Argentina’s Lionel Messi—who could probably pop the cork with the sheer force of his penalty kicks!

Lot 871 is showing a gorgeous ruby color in the glass, with a wealth of fresh, vibrant aromatics of red berry fruit, spiced plums, with a hint of Clove and wild herbs. Take your first sip and notice the rich, decadent red-fruit flavors and firm backbone of acidity—all courtesy of those high-elevation vines, struggling to survive, soaking in the high Argentine sun. Lot 871 has a long, energetic finish with velvety tannins and lingering notes of baking spices, earth, and minerality. Grab this fantastic, low-production gem while you can!

Had Messi been playing on the turf terroir of Lunlunta—a tiny sub-region of Mendoza, featuring small farms, beautiful sprawling orchards, and country roads for days—he’d have clogged his cleats with dirt from the heart center for Argentine Malbec. Lunlunta vineyards are scattered around the Mendoza River, abutting Maipu and Lujan de Cuyo—higher-elevation regions where Cabernet Sauvignon grows like World Champs. Lunlunta’s vines—planted at around 3,000 feet elevation—are rooted in well-draining riverbed alluvial soils and it is here that we struck our own vinous equivalent of a solid gold World Cup trophy.

Think of it this way… if Argentina’s most-famous producer (Catena) favors Lunlunta for their own appellation-specific wines, that’s a pretty good reason to pay attention to offerings from this area! Best of all, Decanter magazine has labeled the 2021 harvest in Argentina “Extraordinary”, particularly for Cabernet Sauvignon which “arrived healthy and ripe.

Mysterious and bold, Tall Dark Stranger is the Malbec that sweeps you off your feet with every sip. Hailing from Argentina, this full-bodied beauty is rich with seductive notes of blackberry, dark plum, and cocoa, wrapped in a warm embrace of baking spice. Dry yet deeply indulgent, it’s the perfect companion for smoky BBQ ribs, a juicy steak, or even a hearty burger. One glass and you might just find yourself falling for this enigmatic stranger.

Grown in Argentina’s high-altitude Uco Valley, where warm days and cool nights bring out bold, vibrant flavors, this 2021 Wavelength Cabernet Sauvignon captivates with depth and energy. Layers of blackcurrant, blackberry, and plum are complemented by hints of pepper, herbs, and mountain earth, while firm tannins and balanced acidity carry the medium- to full-bodied palate to a long, satisfying finish. Perfect with grilled beef, roasted lamb, and hearty stews, it’s a Cab with both power and elegance.

In the foothills of the Andes, the Uco Valley’s high elevation and cool nights bring out a natural richness in Cabernet Sauvignon, setting the stage for a wine with both depth and lift. That balance comes through in the 2021 World Line Cabernet Sauvignon, which offers layered dark-fruit character, a full, well-structured body, and a smooth, lingering finish. Pair this Argentinian red with grilled ribeye, braised short ribs, and roasted vegetables. It's a truly inviting choice for hearty, flavorful meals.

From Argentina, this full-bodied Malbec showcases the bold, expressive style the region is known for. Juicy blueberry and dark plum flavors take center stage, complemented by floral violet notes and a smooth touch of chocolate, all finishing dry and richly textured. Its depth and structure make it a natural partner for grilled beef, slow-cooked ribs, or flavor-packed Mexican dishes like carne asada or beef enchiladas.

Mendoza’s First Zone, with its elevated vineyards and pristine Andean breezes, provides ideal conditions for Malbec to showcase both richness and finesse. This dry, full-bodied wine shines a deep ruby with violet hues and bursts with aromas of cherry and blackberry, layered with delicate touches of vanilla and caramel from its time in French oak. On the palate, it is smooth yet structured, with concentrated tannins that support a long, generous finish. Elegant and versatile, it pairs beautifully with grilled meats, roasted pork, empanadas, and aged cheeses, capturing the bold yet refined spirit of Argentina’s signature grape.

Mendoza’s First Zone is prized for its high-altitude vineyards and pure mountain air, conditions that allow Cabernet Sauvignon to ripen slowly while retaining freshness and complexity. This bold, Argentinian gem  displays an intense ruby hue and a bouquet of blackberry, black cherry, and dried fig, with subtle herbaceous tones and a touch of cocoa. Structured yet balanced, it delivers depth and elegance on the palate, making it a perfect match for grilled steaks, roasted lamb, mushroom risotto, or hearty pasta with rich sauces.