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wine review

Zuccardi’s Concreto is aged in – you guessed it – concrete, so there’s no oak to mask flaws or fresh grape flavour. On first impression, there’s a whiff of green, which may be due to the coolness of the vintage. Then comes a big note of fresh-crushed grapes, as in must, along with earthiness and grilled herbs, pulled in tight by chalky-sticky tannins. Gutsy and youthful. Available in Ontario at the price below, $47.01 in Manitoba.

  • Year: 2016
  • Region: Mendoza
  • Varietal: Malbec
  • Price: $39.95

Rating:90 /100

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