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Deep, warm, smooth, and silky, Séptima Obra Malbec 2024 embodies a perfect balance between historical heritage, innovation, and the oenological excellence of Bodega Séptima. Located in Mendoza, on the eastern slopes of the Andes (Argentina), the winery cultivates vineyards at 1050 meters above sea level with a philosophy based on respect for the terroir and the vine, following minimally interventionist winemaking processes.
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General features
General Information
Complex and elegant, Séptima Obra Malbec 2024 is the result of an exquisite production that combines innovation with the knowledge and winemaking tradition of the Argentine region of Mendoza. Born from a selection of plots in two different areas: the grapes from the Luján de Cuyo vineyard contribute their fruity profile and roundness, while those from the Uco Valley provide seriousness, freshness, tension on the palate, and magnificent acidity.
The oenological excellence of the Mendoza winery belonging to the Raventós-Codorníu group is combined with a magnificent heritage of 360 hectares of vineyards planted with noble varieties, at an altitude of 1050 meters. With manual and personalized care of the vines and minimally interventionist winemaking techniques, the wines of Bodega Séptima share a common denominator of depth, subtlety, and silkiness. A good example is this Séptima Obra Malbec, a red wine aged for 10 months in French and American oak barrels of 3rd and 4th use, which spent an additional 2 months refining in the bottle before being released to the market.
With an aging potential of 5-6 years, Séptima Obra Malbec 2024 pairs perfectly with grilled meats, cured cheeses, and roasted vegetables.
Tasting notes
In appearance, it displays a deep red color.
It presents great aromatic complexity granted by the different terruños and ripening times of the grapes. Fresh black and red fruits (blackberries, cherries, strawberries, plums) dominate, giving way, when swirled, to notes of tomato leaf.
Full-bodied on the palate, where it shows balance, sweetness, smoothness, and silkiness. Good evolution in the bottle is expected over 5-6 years.
The winery
Winery
Bodega Séptima belongs to the Raventós Codorníu wine group, one of the families with the most extensive winemaking tradition in Spain (since 1551). Raventós Codorníu already owned six wineries in Spain when they decided that the 'seventh' – hence the name – would be established in a region that amazed the world with its potential: Mendoza, in Argentina. They arrived here in 1999, and in 2001 inaugurated their winery in the Agrelo district, in Luján de Cuyo (Mendoza), at the foot of the Andes and 1050 meters above sea level.
Today, Bodega Séptima is one of the most attractive wineries in Mendoza. The pillars of its philosophy are European heritage and expertise, a commitment to owning vineyards, the production of Premium wines, and respect for the terroir. Séptima's production reaches around 3 million bottles annually.