De Finca Las Moras Dadá Art Malbec 391 2024 opens with fragrant cherry and ripe plum, enriched by hints of vanilla and cacao from ageing in toasted American oak barrels. The result is a harmonious, velvety Malbec with beautifully integrated tannins and a deep, satisfying finish. 100% Malbec. Artistic winemaking — because traditions and rules are meant to be broken.
Tasting Notes
Appearance
A deep, rich red with excellent clarity — the kind of colour that hints at the concentration within. Named for the artistic magazine founded by Francis Picabia in 1917, Dadá Art Malbec 391 is a bold, modern reinterpretation of what Argentinian Malbec can be.
Aroma
Fragrant and inviting — fresh cherry and ripe plum lead the way, with vanilla and cacao drifting in from the toasted American oak. There’s a warmth and generosity to the bouquet that draws you in immediately.
Palate
Velvety and harmonious, with cherry, plum, vanilla and cacao woven together seamlessly. The tannins are perfectly integrated — present but never imposing — and the finish is long and satisfying. A 100% Malbec that’s as enjoyable to drink as it is to think about.
Pairs With
Made for the table. Grilled Argentinian asado, slow-roasted lamb, beef empanadas, aged manchego or a generous charcuterie board — the cherry, plum, vanilla and soft tannins make this an easy and rewarding match for anything rich and savoury.
