Wonderfully plush Malbec made with fruit sourced from SA's Langhorne Creek and Eden Valley. Lots of blue and black fruit at the fore, with some florals, cinnamon, nutmeg, and firm tannins that will stand up to a hearty feast or soften with some air-time.

Belmonde Malbec 2022

There’s plenty of fun in this one, and the winemaker grew up on a pig farm so all the wines are named after award-winning pigs.

Lienert Tierra del Puerco Tirzah Malbec 2021

Glenn's got plenty of great thoughts about wine and one of them is that wine should be a delicious drink and one that makes you want a second glass. That's certainly the case with this lush Malbec, with notes of poached plum and freshly cut grass wrapping around the deliciously sweet and soft core.

Tonic Malbec 2021

A melange of dark berries, plums and luscious tannins come together in this delectable blend, wrapped with a veil of alluring black fruits and earthy dark berries on the nose. Smokey, campfire soot from the Lagrein meet notes of black currant and tobacco that lend themselves nicely to a barbecued feast.

Mordrelle Malbec Blend 2021

Juicy and fresh, with plenty of bright acidity and hints of herbaceous leafiness. This delectable Bordeaux blend is made with organically grown Malbec, Cabernet Franc, Cabernet Sauvignon and Petit Verdot.

Parley Wines Velour 2021

If you like Syrah, then you are in for a treat. A yummy, juicy, full body Malbec from legend Jo Perry, notes of sweet red berries, pepper spice and a lick of tannin. Give it a little air and enjoy.

Dormilona Malbec 2021

Grapes were also picked early so the tannin is peppery and yum. This one’s a total chiller so bring it down to temp with a zap in your esky, that way you’re in the park and really enjoying it.

Vers Chilled Malbec 2023

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