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Product Details
A complex wine that balances refinement and power, the 2013 vintage stands out for its lighter, fresh, aromatic profile. A new style of Cheval des Andes, true to what a high-altitude Argentinian wine should be. Drawing on a rich heritage of winemaking from Bordeaux, combined with New World innovation, Cheval des Andes has crafted a silky and elegant red from the finest terroir in the prestigious Mendoza region. -
How to enjoy
- Service temperature - 15-18°C
- When to drink - Drink now through 2027
- Storage advice - Store horizontally in a cool (10-15°C), dark place, and away from vibrations
- Closure - Cork
- Health warning - Contains sulphites
- Alcohol by volume - 14.0 % Vol.
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Blend and Origin
Cheval des Andes 2013
Cheval des Andes’ 2013 vintage is characterised by an overall warm and generous climate. The beautiful blend of 67% Malbec, 25% Cabernet Sauvignon, 8% Petit Verdot is the result of a meticulous work in vineyards and a very precisely timed harvest. In the cellar, the new style of Cheval des Andes is marked by a slightly higher proportion of new oak and the use of large 500-litre barrels similar to Chateau Cheval-Blanc.
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Food pairing:
Requires strength – pair with red meats and spicy dishes
Starter
Begin with an assortment of charcuterie that includes a dry-cured salami or smoky chorizo.
Main
Seared steak served rare with salsa verde, or pork ribs and salsa criolla, will stand up to the robust flavours of this vintage.
Dessert
This wine works best with savoury foods – for dessert, pair with an aged goat cheese.
Food pairing:
Requires strength – pair with red meats and spicy dishes
Starter
Begin with an assortment of charcuterie that includes a dry-cured salami or smoky chorizo.
Main
Seared steak served rare with salsa verde, or pork ribs and salsa criolla, will stand up to the robust flavours of this vintage.
Dessert
This wine works best with savoury foods – for dessert, pair with an aged goat cheese.