La Celia 'Leyenda' Malbec Unit:Single

La Celia 'Leyenda' Malbec Unit:SingleProducer The first Malbec vine was brought over from France in 1890 and traded with the founders of Finca La Celia for their best horse. The founders were originally horse breeders, but with the acquisition of the Malbec vine, they became vignerons in the Uco Valley. Malbec is now Argentina's flagship variety and is planted widely across the country. La Celia continues to honour the traditions set by their ancestors, and their passion for the land and

and Aglianico

stumps and many thousands of rabbits

"Mid weight palate with lively red berry and tart stone fruit flavours that mesh with nervy

inoculated with yeasts and fermented at 15_C in inox stainless steel

Packham pears

stabilising the finished wine and obviating the risk of prem-ox i

" - ben glaetzer

delicate yet youthful with sophisticated notes of fresh red fruits

it's Gerard Boulay himself who has produced the wines that have become internationally recognised and stocked in all the best wine bars and bottle shops worldwide

fine and extremely long

lightly powdery with a core of incredibly long

500 litre French oak foudre