The 2016 vintage again well demonstrates that you can make very good malbec without the use of oak given the right...

In this instance Pure means no oak, so if for no other reason it's an opportunity for students of malbec to hone in...

Pure is the word. No oak here simply lots of fruit. Has a certain richness to the mid-palate, but without the oak...

Good easy drinking malbec, filled with fruit and freshness. A definite crowd pleaser but nothing memorable here or worth specifically searching for.