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The Malbec grape
Mount Aconcagua in the Andes
"By the year 2015, the greatness of Argentinean wines made from the Malbec grape will be understood as a given. This French varietal, which failed so miserably on its home soil in Bordeaux, has reached startling heights of quality in Argentina." Robert Parker Jr.
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The Malbec grape
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Mount Aconcagua in the Andes
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