Vina Cobos Bramare Cabernet Sauvignon Lujan de Cuyo
After visiting Argentina in 1989, Californian trail-blazer Paul Hobbs became deeply interested in both the terroir and Argentine culture, noticing the unique potential for Malbec and other varietals in the region. After meeting two kindred spirits, Andrea Marchiori and Luis Barraud, they founded Viña Cobos in 1997 and since then there has been no looking back. Utilising gnarly old vines, careful vineyard selection, very low yields and an unerring empathy for the raw materials, Viña Cobos craft intense yet balanced wines that showcase the elegance and beauty of this region.
Luján de Cuyo, is known historically as the traditional ‘prime zone’ for wine-growing in Mendoza. Its high elevation location (3,250 to 3,470 ft), in combination with a semi-desert climate and low-nutrient gravelly soils provide ideal conditions for cultivation of high quality fruit. Hand Harvested.
Aged 18 months in French oak barrels, 25% new. Each batch is harvested and elaborated separately to define the final cut after ageing. Bottled unfined.
Deep and intense red with dark violet hues, it has a powerful aromatic expression: black and red fruit like plum and blackberry, compliments the spicy notes so elegantly. With a good structure in the mouth and round tannins which lead to a long and persistent finish. Classic Argentinan match of steak made with crushed black peppercorns, possibly blue cheese or for something different desserts dominated with red fruits.
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