El Payador Malbec 2023 (6x750ml)

Sale price $119.94 Regular price $149.99
Unit price $19.99 per bottle
SAME DAY DISPATCH
By 3pm, business days.
AVERAGE DELIVERY
1 business day.
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Safe payment & arrival.
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Same day dispatch on all orders made before 3pm on business days. Outside of these times, we will dispatch first thing the following business day.

Average delivery time is 1 business day from dispatch. Rural and South Island deliveries average only 2 business days.

Standard shipping cost is $6.99. Rural deliveries are only $3 extra.

*Average delivery time is based on the data of our last 10,000 deliveries. These are an average, so we cannot guarantee all deliveries will experience this every time, but the stats show most do.

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El Payador is a contemporary, fruit driven Argentinian Malbec created in partnership with third generation Mendoza winemaker Jorge Daniel Falasco. The wine is sourced from a single high altitude vineyard at over twelve hundred metres above sea level and primarily matured in seasoned French oak. It's the perfect 'one size fits all' Argentinian red -  fleshy and ripe enough to be gluggable but with the palate weight and oak structure to reward the more discerning drinker. The finish is long and dry making it a perfect partner for robust dishes and grilled red meats. It's obvious value. Buy with confidence. 

Tasting note

The winery: "Deep violet red in colour with bright crimson highlights. A ripe and expressive nose of cherries, raspberries and fresh citrus with subtle notes of spicy oak. The palate is medium bodied with vibrant red berry flavours framed by rounded tannins and savoury complexity. An impressively long, dry finish". 

Ken Gargett: "Mendoza Malbec is a crowd-pleasing style. Specifically, 60% from the Lujan de Cuyo sub-region and the remainder from the Uco Valley. The name? Argentinian competitive composing, singing and guitar playing is called Payada, and the performers known as payadores. Often the verses composed are insulting – sounds like a really bad reality TV show. At least you’d have something thoroughly enjoyable to drink while watching. A crimson purple hue, the aromas weave through florals, dried herbs, roast meats, blackberries and coffee grinds. This is quite seamless in style, with sleek tannins and pleasing saturated flavours. A wine of medium length which is quite delicious."

ABV: 13% 
Volume: 750ml
Country: Argentina