Cavallotto Barolo Bricco Boschis 2012 condado-de-tea Malbec is rarely seen as

Malbec is rarely seen as a varietal wine in Australia but here at Bleasdale and in Langhorne Creek it stands on its own two feet and performs well enough to earn its stripes

or perhaps the better description is feeling grounded

The vineyard’s cooler aspect means there is always plenty of freshness in this cuvee but in ’15 you have a wonderful interplay of a layered

Quite complex and changes with every swirl and sniff

The balance of this wine is based on freshness

Cavallotto Barolo Bricco Boschis 2012 condado-de-tea Malbec is rarely seen asExcellent structure yet soft tannins, with open and intense aromas that give this Barolo characteristics of power and elegance. Complex and fragrant ready to drink young, but has great aging potential! Pair with red meat in general, grilled fish or white meat, hard cheeses, or matured chocolate.