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Gold Medal for Monte Cinco Malbec 2010
Monte Cinco Malbec 2010 was awarded a Gold Medal at the Argentina Wine Awards 2012.
The 2012 edition of the Argentina Wine Awards (AWA), the most important wine competition, organized by Wines of Argentina and the Argentine Wine Corporation (COVIAR) featured 728 wines from 145 wineries and for the first time the judging panel was made [...]
Monte Cinco at Winemakers’ Night
On September 21st, Arturo Bertona, owner of Monte Cinco, and Marcos Maza, winemaker of the winery, were invited by The Vines of Mendoza to talk about their wines and the beautiful boutique winery in Agrelo, Lujan de Cuyo, Mendoza.
Wine Tasting:
Petit Verdot 2007: The wine aged 4 months in oak barrel and 11 months in bottle. [...]
Wines
Monte cinco oak malbec 2005
Grape variety:
Malbec 100%
Sight: Deep red color with purplish hues
Nose: Aroma of intense red fruits with chocolate and vanilla notes
Mouth: Soft and attractive wine with a splendind finish granted by its oak aging
Monte Cinco Malbec Oak 2009
Grape variety:
Malbec 100%
Sight: it exhibits a dark bluish violet color
Nose: on the nose, it displays ripe aromas of black fruits with delicate floral notes, with pleasant hints of wood, vanilla and mocha
Mouth: on the palate, this wine is delicious, exuberant, intense, and unctuous with a vigorous personality. Besides, it offers a solid texture and an attractive finish.
Monte Cinco Malbec Oak 2007
Grape variety:
Malbec 100%
Sight: it shows an intense purple color. It is an elegant and delicate wine with a perfect balance of fruit and wood
Nose: on the nose, it displays red and ripe fruit aromas, with notes of chocolate, mocha and toasted bread. It offers soft tannins, a hint of vanilla and chocolate granted by its oak aging, and an excellent finish
Mouth: on the palate, it is perceived as a round, creamy, ample and unctuous wine. Its intense and delicate tannins show the potential of this fascinating Malbec
About us
Mr Pedro was born on March 29, 1888 in Vergano de Borgomanero (Novara), in the Italian Piedmont region. After visiting Brazil, he came to Argentina and settled in Mendoza, beginning his winemaking work in Luján de Cuyo.
Pedro Bertona’s grandchildren have continued his dream with the aim of producing the best wine from a vineyard planted 80 years ago.
In this way, Monte Cinco is conceived: the aromas of a dream living on its cellar.
