Mendoza Province Wines

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Sweet wine from Argentina at a great price (9)
2004 Santa Julia - Tardio - Late Harvest Torrontes

A nice, clean, organic chardonnay (8)
2007 Santa Julia - Organica Chardonnay

A spicy Chardonnay that didn't cut it (6)
2007 Bodega Budini - Chardonnay

Great for a rainy day (8)
2007 Bodega Norton - Torrontes

A party filler and competent Chardonnay at $5 a bottle (8)
2008 Atrica - Cuyo Chardonnay

A breezy clean and crisp Chardonnay (8)
2008 Maipe - Chardonnay

A somewhat dry Chardonnay hiding behind a mask (7)
2007 Fina Flichman - Misterio Chardonnay

A smashing Pinot Noir from 100+ year old vines (9)
2006 Rio Seco - Pinot Noir : Reserve

Malbec, smooth and satisying (8)
2006 Rio Seco - Malbec : Reserve

A surprisingly bright and fruity Malbec Rose (8)
2008 The Wait - Malbec Rose

A nice wine to pair up cheeses with (8)
2008 The Wait - Torrontes

Jam and cocoa! (9)
2007 The Wait - Malbec

A wonderful Cab for the price which beats coffee in the morning (9)
2008 Rio Diamante - Cabernet Sauvignon

Well tamed cassis (9)
2008 Finca Gabrielli - Cabernet Sauvignon : Limited Edition

Juciy, wet and red (9)
2010 Bodega Elena De Mendoza - Red Blend

A different South American take on Chardonnay (8)
2010 Finca Gabrielli - Chardonnay

An interesting melange with a wonderful spice aspect (9)
2008 Finca Gabrielli - Francesco Gabrielli Red Blend

A stunner that I never even saw coming (10)
2009 Catena - Malbec

Bordeaux by way of Chile (10)
2009 Bodega Benegas - Don Tiburcio

Great and inexpensive (10)
2010 Bodega Navarro Correas - Cabernet Sauvignon : Private Collection

Why did they add Viognier (6)
Santa Julia - Extra Brut

The syrah threw this off (8)
2008 Cuvelier Los Andes - Collecion

A phenomenal sleeper (10)
2012 Cruz Altra - Cabernet Sauvignon : Reserve

Something new (9)
2009 Mascota Vineyards - Unanime Gran Vino Tinto

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