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Bodega Norton

Bodega Norton Norton Malbec D.O.C. 2021 750ml

JS 92 VN 91 RP 91 RP 90
Color
Red
Type
Table Wine
Grape
Malbec
Country
Argentina
Region
Mendoza
Appellation
Luján de Cuyo
ABV
14.5%

Availability & Pricing

Premier Wine & Spirits

2021 vintage

Out of Stock
$16.99

Only $15.29 each when you buy a solid or mixed case

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2023 vintage

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$15.99

Only $14.39 each when you buy a solid or mixed case

Details

Brand
Bodega Norton
Product Type
Wine
Size
750ml
Package Type
Bottle
ABV
14.5%
UPC
875238006816

Critical Acclaim

JS 92 James Suckling 2021 vintage Monday, March 27, 2023

Lots of fruit and flowers here. Elegant violets, dark cherries and a fine twist of peppery spice. Quite juicy on the medium-bodied palate with nice tension to the fine-grained tannins. Round, pristine and well-balanced. Drink now. (Zekun Shuai)

VN 91 Vinous 2021 vintage Jan 2023

From Luján de Cuyo, the 2021 Malbec was aged for six months in used barrels. The nose offers ripe plum with jam and oak notes. Plush and dry on the palate with a velvety texture and full body. Expressive and fluid. A pleasant red, exactly what one would hope for from a Luján de Cuyo Malbec. The continued significance of this wine—whose style hasn’t charged much over the years—is evidence of the variety’s success with consumers. (Joaquín Hidalgo)

RP 91 Robert Parker's Wine Advocate 2021 vintage Nov 30, 2022

Norton first produced the D.O.C. wine from Luján de Cuyo in 1991, but somehow, I had never tasted it officially. The 2021 D.O.C., the first (and only) real appellation of origin in Argentina, is the first D.O.C. wine I tasted. It was produced with grapes from the different districts, Perdriel, Agrelo, Las Compuertas, Vistalba and Lunlunta and made in the most traditional and classical style but with clean fruit and clean oak, direct and straight. It has good ripeness, 14% alcohol and a textbook profile. They shortened the time in oak (changing the regulations of the appellation of origin), and this was in barrel for only six months and then transferred to concrete. It’s balanced and elegant with very fine tannins and the violet notes of Malbec, velvety, gentle and easy to drink. They do 600,000 bottles of this. It’s a great value and a great example of the Malbec in Luján. (Luis Gutiérrez)

RP 90 Robert Parker's Wine Advocate 2023 vintage May 1, 2025

A straightforward yet textbook example of Luján de Cuyo, the 2023 Malbec D.O.C. fermented in concrete and aged six months in barrique before returning to concrete for another 12 months. It opens with a nose of black and blue fruits accented by floral notes and asphalt aromas. The palate is plush and seamless, concluding with a fruity finish balanced with discreet tannins and a savory undertone. (Matthew Luczy)