94 pts Jeb Dunnuck
Maturity 2026 - 2038
The 2023 Malbec Bramare Uco Valley opens with aromas of black fruit and delicate cedar, layered with liqueur-like and candied tones. The palate shows the high energy typical of 2023, with juicy flow and plush texture. The oak plays a supporting role on the finish. This is still youthful but packed with potential.

93 pts  Vinous Media
Drinking Window 2025 - 2038
The 2023 Malbec Bramare Uco Valley opens with aromas of black fruit and delicate cedar, layered with liqueur-like and candied tones. The palate shows the high energy typical of 2023, with juicy flow and plush texture. The oak plays a supporting role on the finish. This is still youthful but packed with potential.

• Variety: 100% Malbec
• Appellation: Luján de Cuyo, Mendoza, Argentina
• Vineyard origins: Selected vineyards throughout Luján de Cuyo
• Elevation: Approximately 994–1,002 meters (3,261–3,287 feet)
• Climate: High-elevation, semi-desert climate
• Farming: Organically farmed
• Vinification: Individual vineyard lots are harvested and vinified separately, then blended after aging
• Aging: 18 months in French oak barrels
• New oak: 20%
• Bottling: Bottled without fining
• Alcohol: 14.5%
• Closure: Natural cork
• Production: Vegan and vegetarian suitable
• Winemaker: Paul Hobbs and the Viña Cobos winemaking team