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Tilia

Mendoza Malbec

8.852 ratings
-no pro ratings
Mendoza, Cuyo, Argentina
Malbec
Tomato-Based, Beef, Potato, Venison, White Rice, Pork, Chili & Hot Spicy, Pungent Cheese, Salami & Prosciutto, Mushrooms, Pasta, Hard Cheese, Lamb, Onion, Shallot, Garlic

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Top Notes For
Andrew Mueller
9.0

Excellent taste, less acidic than most Malbecs I’ve had, and st a good price.

Excellent taste, less acidic than most Malbecs I’ve had, and st a good price.

Sep 26th, 2019
Linda Paul
8.0

It is only OK.

It is only OK.

Jun 1st, 2019
Robert Stackowiak
8.8

An average Malbec but fine with dinner and good price. May 2019.

An average Malbec but fine with dinner and good price. May 2019.

May 11th, 2019
Natalie Davis
9.5

Soft supple finish. Dry fruit. But not dry. And not fruity

Soft supple finish. Dry fruit. But not dry. And not fruity

Apr 7th, 2019
Kathleen Sebring
8.7

2017 vintage Mendoza certifiable sustainable quite good with Good Shepherd Pie

2017 vintage Mendoza certifiable sustainable quite good with Good Shepherd Pie

Mar 5th, 2019
Marshall Todd Herron DPM
8.0

I can drink it, but I don’t like it... what a bad wine night!!!!!!!

I can drink it, but I don’t like it... what a bad wine night!!!!!!!

Feb 20th, 2019
Mitch Tingle
8.5

Would buy again.

Would buy again.

Feb 4th, 2019
Lauren Hargrove
9.9

Love this. Easy to drink and great price.

Love this. Easy to drink and great price.

Jan 6th, 2019
DJ
8.7

Merry Christmas Eve

Merry Christmas Eve

Dec 25th, 2018
Norma Smihal
8.9

For a Malbec I find this a little more “sweeter” than I’m used to; less tannins, more scoping to like a Merlot or Pinot Noir IMO. Still, I’d buy this again and definitely serve it with beef, chicken or something fun like tater tots.

For a Malbec I find this a little more “sweeter” than I’m used to; less tannins, more scoping to like a Merlot or Pinot Noir IMO. Still, I’d buy this again and definitely serve it with beef, chicken or something fun like tater tots.

Nov 9th, 2018