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Malma Chacra La Papay Pinot Noir
Red

Malma Chacra La Papay Pinot Noir2021

Bodega Malma · San Patricio del Chañar

Attractive cherry red color. Expressive on the nose, with notes of red fruit such as strawberries and cherries standing out. Fresh, round and balanced on the palate, with defined flavors, lively and easy to drink.

Pairs with: Duck magret, grilled salmon and mushroom risotto. Its elegance, freshness and red-fruit profile suit delicate meats and earthy preparations.

Awards

  • 88 points · Vinous

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SKU
RV-AR-MLM-PNR-750
Type
Red
Grapes
Pinot Noir 100%
Country
Argentina
Region
San Patricio del Chañar
Vintage
2021
Alcohol
12.7%
Bottle size
750 ml
Case pack
12 bottles

Winemaking

Chacra La Papay Single Vineyard. Region: San Patricio del Chañar, Argentine Patagonia, at 39° south latitude. Climate of wide thermal amplitude, low atmospheric humidity, constant winds and low precipitation. Soil: loose sandy aeolian topsoil of 20 cm, somewhat gravelly with good drainage and fairly large rocks at depth; very low organic content. Fermentation: traditional, 14 days, temperature controlled at 26-28°C. Ageing: brief barrel-ageing of 20% of the volume. Alcohol 12.7% vol., acidity 4.80 g/l, sugar 1.68 g/l. The Reserva de Familia line creates wines where, along with the fruit, terroir is evident, aged to give them complexity and longevity. Malma is a word of the original inhabitants of this part of Patagonia meaning pride. Bodega Malma, owned by the Viola family, was a viticultural pioneer in San Patricio del Chañar; its wines are made exclusively from its own grapes.

About Bodega Malma

Malma is a word of the original inhabitants of Patagonia meaning pride. Owned by the Viola family, Bodega Malma was a viticultural pioneer in San Patricio del Chañar, Neuquén (Argentine Patagonia), where its vineyards sit at 39° south latitude around 300 m.a.s.l. Its wines are made exclusively from the estate's own grapes, so the family oversees every stage from vineyard to bottle.

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