Trapiche Oak Cask Malbec
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Grape guide
Malbec at the grocery store.
Malbec is a red grape that began in France and became Argentina's most planted wine grape. It usually makes deeply colored wine with a solid but approachable structure.
We have written our take on 14 Malbec wines found on grocery shelves, each grounded in checked prices, dated shopper ratings and sourced facts.
Category guide
What to expect in the glass
Argentina's wine regulator describes plum, blackberry, cherry and violet as common references, with robust body and clear acidity. Altitude, climate and cellar choices can make the wine feel fresher, firmer or riper.
Sources: Instituto Nacional de Vitivinicultura. The grape name gives context. It is not a review of any single bottle below.
Every Malbec we cover.
Rated wines first. Each page carries our take, the prices we checked, and the evidence behind both.
Bodega Catena Malbec Red Wine
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Chalkboard Malbec
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Espuela Del Gaucho Malbec Red Wine
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Trapiche Perfiles Malbec Red Wine
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Trivento Malbec Argentina White Wine
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Don Miguel Gascon Malbec Argentina Red Wine
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Casillero del Diablo Malbec Chile Red Wine
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Trivento Reserve Malbec Argentina Red Wine
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Antigal Winery Uno Malbec
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Colores Del Sol Argentina Malbec Red Wine
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Espuela Del Gaucho Malbec
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Layer Cake Malbec Argentina Red Wine
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Red Schooner of the World Voyage 11 Malbec Argentina Wine
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