Malbec
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Archer Roose Malbec Wine in a Can on a reflective surface | Archer Roose Wines | Wine in a Can | Canned Wine | Luxury Wine. In Cans | Malbec
Archer Roose Malbec Wine in a Can on a reflective surface | Archer Roose Wines | Wine in a Can | Canned Wine | Luxury Wine. In Cans | Malbec
Archer Roose Malbec Wine in a Can on a reflective surface | Archer Roose Wines | Wine in a Can | Canned Wine | Luxury Wine. In Cans | Malbec

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Malbec

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Balanced acidity and dark ripe fruit, with notes of warm vanilla, blackberry and plum.

Our Malbec is sourced from Mendoza, Argentina where it's grown in lush vineyards overlooked by the Andes. This soulful Malbec is balanced with dark fruits and hints of vanilla. We recommend enjoying this wine with a light chill. 

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Malbec Reviews

How To Enjoy Malbec

SERVING

Ideal Chill: 59-64ºF

WINEMAKING

Our Malbec is made via carbonic maceration and fermented with select, native yeasts at a temperature between 78-82ºF, with a combination of pump-overs and delestage. The pumpovers are done forcefully at the beginning of the fermentation and more gently towards the end in order to extract tannin from the skin of the grapes, not the seeds. After 14 days of skin contact, the wine is aged over fine lees for six months.

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Dry
Sweet
Light
Bold
Soft
Acidic

We believe the best pairing for wine is whatever you already had planned! But, if you did want to explore malbec wine pairings, we have a few favorites below.

Perfect pairing tip: malbec and chocolate were absolutely made for each other!

  • Barbecue
  • Lean red meats
  • Bell peppers, chili peppers
  • Sage & rosemary
  • “Stinky” cheeses (goat cheese, Manchego, Blue cheese, Gorgonzola, Stilton)
  • Mushroom-based sauces
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Speaking of barbecue, Chef Adam Moore recommends using our malbec in a bold and full-bodied balsamic marinade for halloumi and vegetables, which are then finished off on the grill. Perfectly delicious, globally inspired. Need we say more?
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Stage an Argentine encounter while sipping our malbec. Salud!

Read

  • Fictions by Jorge Luis Borges (Anthology)
  • The Adventures of China Iron by Gabriela Cabezón Cámara (Fiction)
  • The Motorcycle Diaries by Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara (Memoir)
  • Things We Lost in the Fire by Mariana Enriquez (Anthology)
  • Hopscotch: A Novel by Julio Cortazar (Fiction)

Watch

  • Boom Varietal (2011, Documentary)
  • The Secret in Their Eyes (2009, Crime/Thriller)
  • Evita (1996, Musical/Drama)
  • Nine Queens (2000, Heist)
  • Messi (2014, Documentary/Sports)

Listen

Play

  • Fútbol (soccer, in Spanish)
  • Pato
  • Tennis
  • Rugby
  • Gaucho Games
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Pairings
Recipes
Culture

SERVING

Ideal Chill: 59-64ºF

WINEMAKING

Our Malbec is made via carbonic maceration and fermented with select, native yeasts at a temperature between 78-82ºF, with a combination of pump-overs and delestage. The pumpovers are done forcefully at the beginning of the fermentation and more gently towards the end in order to extract tannin from the skin of the grapes, not the seeds. After 14 days of skin contact, the wine is aged over fine lees for six months.

Image
Dry
Sweet
Light
Bold
Soft
Acidic

We believe the best pairing for wine is whatever you already had planned! But, if you did want to explore malbec wine pairings, we have a few favorites below.

Perfect pairing tip: malbec and chocolate were absolutely made for each other!

  • Barbecue
  • Lean red meats
  • Bell peppers, chili peppers
  • Sage & rosemary
  • “Stinky” cheeses (goat cheese, Manchego, Blue cheese, Gorgonzola, Stilton)
  • Mushroom-based sauces
Image
Speaking of barbecue, Chef Adam Moore recommends using our malbec in a bold and full-bodied balsamic marinade for halloumi and vegetables, which are then finished off on the grill. Perfectly delicious, globally inspired. Need we say more?
Image

Stage an Argentine encounter while sipping our malbec. Salud!

Read

  • Fictions by Jorge Luis Borges (Anthology)
  • The Adventures of China Iron by Gabriela Cabezón Cámara (Fiction)
  • The Motorcycle Diaries by Ernesto ‘Che’ Guevara (Memoir)
  • Things We Lost in the Fire by Mariana Enriquez (Anthology)
  • Hopscotch: A Novel by Julio Cortazar (Fiction)

Watch

  • Boom Varietal (2011, Documentary)
  • The Secret in Their Eyes (2009, Crime/Thriller)
  • Evita (1996, Musical/Drama)
  • Nine Queens (2000, Heist)
  • Messi (2014, Documentary/Sports)

Listen

Play

  • Fútbol (soccer, in Spanish)
  • Pato
  • Tennis
  • Rugby
  • Gaucho Games
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Winemaker & Place

Born in Chile, Sebastián San Martín’s love of nature brought him to wine, but it wasn’t until when he fell in love that he followed his fiancé to Argentina. Years into his career — after he was appointed technical manager for the Argento Wine Company — Sebastián discovered that his great-grandfather had also worked as an expert in viticulture for the Sultan of Turkey: he’d traveled to Argentina, hired by the Argentinean government, to advise on vineyard management. The same path that Sebastián is walking, in the same place, 100 years apart.

With its high altitude and desert climate, Mendoza is regarded as the best region in the world to grow malbec grapes. Archer Roose’s malbec wine hails from an 8th-generation, family-owned vineyard with views of the Andes and the Tunuyán River.