Argentine Malbecs pack complex notes of “mocha, berries, lavender, and spice” into wines that can cost $10 bottle—or well over $100, said Dave McIntyre in The Washington Post. In my experience, you typically needn’t spend more than $20 to “get a sense of what Malbec has to offer.”
2008 Trapiche ($9)
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