A blend of the Angélica vineyard in Lunlunta and Nicasia in Paraje Altamira, the 2024 Malbec Argentino is a very pretty iteration of this cuvée, with a character I found more informed by Nicasia's perfumed and lifted nature than by Angélica's typically weightier, more savory profile. Matured entirely in 2,000-liter foudre and 3,000-liter concrete tanks for two winters, it opens with an expressive bouquet of inky black fruits, graphite and floral overtones, followed by a dense, focused mouthfeel and a saturated finish that lingers with discreet, dusty tannins. -Matthew Luczy

Produced from Catena's holdings in Lunlunta, El Cepillo and Gualtallary, the 2024 Malbec is a classic expression of the variety that matured for 12 months in second- and third-use barrels. Roasted herbs, graphite and subtle floral notes mark the nose, followed by a soft, seductive mouthfeel and an even-keeled finish that lingers with savory flavors and a discreet mineral core.Produced from Catena's holdings in Lunlunta, El Cepillo and Gualtallary, the 2024 Malbec is a classic expression of the variety that matured for 12 months in second- and third-use barrels. Roasted herbs, graphite and subtle floral notes mark the nose, followed by a soft, seductive mouthfeel and an even-keeled finish that lingers with savory flavors and a discreet mineral core. -Matthew Luczy