Pampa Malbec Reserve 13.5%
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WINEMAKING
The harvest began on late March. Maceration. prior alcoholic fermentation for 48
hours. at low temperature. Alcoholic fermentation with selected yeasts process at
controlled temperature between 23ºC to 26ºC . for 18 days. Aging in oak barrels for 8
months.
Aging potential: 4 years.
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