Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava
Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava
Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava
Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava
Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava
Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava
Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava
Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava
Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava
Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava
Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava
Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava
Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava
Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava
Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava
Vino tinto 750 ml el gran enemigo blend 2018 - Vino Argentino - La Cava

Red Wine El Gran Enemigo Blend 2018

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Red Wine El Gran Enemigo Blend 2018

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EL GRAN ENEMIGO
BLEND 2018

BODEGA ALEANNA 

 GUALTALLARY • ARGENTINA

"The architecture of terroir at its finest: a blend where Andean power surrenders to the elegance of chalk."

ORIGIN: GUALTALLARY, UCO VALLEY, MENDOZA | CAB. FRANC - MALBEC - P. VERDOT | WINERY: ALEANNA

The Masterpiece of Alejandro Vigil

The El Gran Enemigo Blend 2018 is a wine that defies boundaries. Born under the concept of the great French "Cru" but with 100% Mendoza DNA, this blend uses Cabernet Franc as a backbone to unfurl infinite complexity. Malbec provides roundness and Petit Verdot the necessary structure for legendary aging. The determining factor is its origin: Gualtallary. The calcareous soils and extreme altitude impart a mineral tension and freshness to this wine that elevate it to a prominent position in Argentine winemaking. Purchase it with guaranteed shipping through La Cava Shop.

1. Identity Profile

Specific Origin: Gualtallary, Uco Valley, Mendoza (1,470 masl).

Winery: Aleanna (El Enemigo).

Composition: Cabernet Franc, Malbec, Petit Verdot.

Aging: 18 months in 100-year-old French oak foudres.

SKU: EGE-BLEND-2018-750

Soil: Calcareous, with a strong presence of chalk and stones.

Volume: 750 ml.

2. Sommelier's Notes

Appearance: Deep garnet red with violet hues, of striking visual elegance.

Nose: A kaleidoscope of sensations: from ripe red and black fruits to intense notes of graphite, sweet spices, eucalyptus, and that "smoky" mineral character typical of the area.

Palate: Vertical and powerful entry. It possesses tannins with a grainy, fine texture (chalky texture). It is a wine with great volume but an electric acidity that keeps it vibrant through to an eternal and sophisticated finish.

3. Architecture of Gran Enemigo Blend

COMPLEXITY [ ● ● ● ● ● + ]
AGING POTENTIAL [ ● ● ● ● ● + ]
TANNIC STRUCTURE [ ● ● ● ● ● ]
MINERALITY / CHALK [ ● ● ● ● ● ]

4. Pairing and Recommendations

Gastronomy: A wine of this caliber demands dishes of high complexity. Ideal with dry-aged meats, Patagonian lamb on the spit, wild boar stew, or premium cuts with wine reduction sauces. Its mineral structure also perfectly accompanies long-aged cheeses.

Service: Serve at 17°C (63°F). It is essential to decant this wine for at least 1 hour before serving so that all the layers of aroma and flavor are properly released.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQS)

What is the exact composition of this blend?

El Gran Enemigo 2018 is a complex blend dominated by Cabernet Franc, complemented with Malbec and Petit Verdot, all grapes sourced from high-density vineyards in Gualtallary.

Why is the 2018 vintage so important?

The 2018 vintage is considered one of the best of the decade in Mendoza, offering a perfect balance between concentration, freshness, and extremely fine tannins.

What differentiates "Gran Enemigo" from the standard "Enemigo"?

Gran Enemigo is the high-end line; the best of each plot is selected, and it undergoes longer aging in old foudres, seeking greater depth and longevity.

How many years can this 2018 vintage be stored?

Given its tannic structure and mineral acidity, it has an aging potential of between 15 and 20 years under optimal cellar conditions.

What causes the "stone" or "chalk" flavor?

It is the direct influence of the calcareous soils of Gualtallary. These soils impart a unique mineral texture on the palate, a signature of distinction for wines from this micro-region.

1. Return Period

Product returns are accepted up to ninety (90) calendar days from the date the order is received by the customer.

2. Condition of Products

For a return to be approved, the product must mandatorily meet the following conditions:

  • Sealed Bottles: All wine bottles must remain closed, intact, and in their original state.
  • Original Packaging: The outer packaging (box, packaging) and security labels or seals, if any, must be complete and unopened.
  • Exclusion: Returns will not be accepted for any bottle that has been opened or whose security seal has been broken.

3. Return Process
  1. The customer must notify their intention to return the order within the 90-day period by contacting our customer service department.
  2. Once the request is verified, instructions for shipping the products will be provided.
  3. Upon receipt and physical inspection of the products to confirm they meet Condition 2, a full refund of the cost of the wine will be processed.

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