La Posta Paulucci Malbec 2024 2017 Sometimes you’ve got to go

Sometimes you’ve got to go home with a bunch of grapes who’re ugly as sin

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where the Adelaide Hills run into the Fleurieu Peninsula

allowing them to craft excellent “Vins de Garde” for ageing

Its transformation began in 1869 when historian Jules Roy (1844–1914) bought the property

La Posta Paulucci Malbec 2024 2017 Sometimes you’ve got to goThe Wine 100% Malbec from 43 yr old single vineyard from the region of Ugarteche located in the sub appellation of Lujan de Cuyo, where soils are a mix of a sandy loam, sand, clay, and silt. 50% aged in french oak barrels during 8 months, 15% new barrel and 35% second and third use barrels, 50% Stainless steel tanks. 91 points, Joaqun Hidalgo, Vinous Media 'The 2024 Malbec Paulucci comes from a vineyard planted in 1960 in Ugarteche, Lujn de Cuyo. It