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01. Essence

The Wines

Masi Tupungato wines have a unique place in the Argentinean wine world: they are the fruit of an original encounter between the emblematic grapes of Argentina, Malbec and Torrontès, and native grapes from the Venetian regions, Corvina and Pinot Grigio.

Wines from the Masi Tupungato estate are made with the appassimento technique, which means leaving the grapes to dry out for the winter months, thus concentrating aromas and perfumes. This is a typical Venetian winemaking method, in Masi is internationally recognised to have a great expertise. It produces versatile and innovative wines, which unite Argentinean exuberance with the attractiveness and elegance of the Veneto.

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    CORBEC

    Rosso di Argentina Valle de Uco

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    PASSO DOBLE

    Rosso di Argentina Valle de Uco

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    PASSO BLANCO

    Bianco di Argentina Valle de Uco

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    Full-bodied and lively red with good intensity – cosmopolitan and trendy in style. A modern, innovative wine made in the Masi Tupungato La Arboleda estate in Argentina, using Masi’s expertise in the appassimento method. The elegance of the Corvina grape, with its tastes of super-ripe cherries and velvety texture, is combined with the exuberant virility and tannins of the Malbec grape to produce an outstanding taste and aroma profile.

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    A red wine with unusually high aromatic content made on the organically run Masi Tupungato estate at Mendoza, in Argentina. Modern wine with non conformist style, striking for its intense fruitiness and delicate spiciness. Its strong and exuberant character comes from the local Malbec grape, while the addition of lightly dried Corvina Veronese gives it the easy appeal and attractiveness of Venetian wines.

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    An explosion of elegant and concentrated aromas and fresh tastes. This is an innovative wine made in an unconventional style exclusively from organic grapes produced on the Masi Tupungato estate at Mendoza in Argentina. Its body and exuberance come from the local grape variety, Torrontés, while the Pinot Grigio grapes, lightly dried, give it class and the style of a top Venetian white wine.

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    Grape varieties: Corvina, Malbec.
    Tasting notes
    Colour: impenetrable dark red.
    Nose: intense bouquet of fruits-of-the-forest and conserves, with hints of mint and cinnamon.
    Palate: smooth and full bodied with flavours of plums and cooked cherries. Long, bitter cocoa finish.
    Food pairings
    Just like Amarone, good with strongly flavoured foods: grilled or roast red meat and mature cheeses. Excellent pairing with spicy vegetable dishes or with the traditional “parmigiana”.

    Serving temperature: 18° C.
    Alcohol: 15% vol.
    Ageing potential: Potential for long ageing.
    Format: 750 ml.
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    Grape varieties: Malbec, Corvina.
    Tasting notes
    Colour: intense ruby red.
    Nose: ripe cherries and sweet spices.
    Palate: rich and intense cherry and fruits-of-the-forest flavours; good length and soft tannins.
    Food pairings
    Very versatile: good with grilled or roast red meat, chickpea balls, eggplant burgers, mature cheeses with strong flavours.

    Serving temperature: 18°C.
    Alcohol: 14% vol.
    Ageing potential: excellent when drunk young, but with a long ageing potential too.
    Format: 750 ml.
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    Grape varieties: Pinot Grigio, Torrontés.
    Tasting notes
    Colour: pale straw yellow with green reflections.
    Nose: flowers and ripe fruit - peaches and dried apricots.
    Palate: refreshingly acidic with a hint of lemon. Fruity.
    Food pairings
    Mid-weight, fresh and aromatic wine going well with full-flavoured fish dishes (tuna and shellfish), white meat and grilled vegetables. Good with oriental foods, especially sushi, sashimi and vegetarian tofu recipes.

    Serving temperature: 10°C
    Alcohol: 12,5% vol.
    Ageing potential: 3 years.
    Format: 750 ml.

The Vineyards

The Masi Tupungato vineyards have always been managed with complete respect for the Argentinean land where we are a guest. In fact, Passo Doble, Passo Blanco and Corbec are made with organic methods of agriculture. 

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On the estate we have places dedicated to the culture of wine and its pairing with food fully equipped to give guests a comfortable and unique experience.

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