Bodega Colomé

Salta Calchaqui Founded in 1831, Bodega Colomé is the oldest working winery in Argentina, boasting an impressive 4-hectare single vineyard of Malbec and Cabernet planted on original rootstock vines brought from Bordeaux in 1854. In June 2001 the 39,000-hectare property became part of the Hess Group from Switzerland. Since then Bodega Colomé has undergone an investment programme including a sophisticated energy station with a water turbine for self-sufficient energy production, a large 30,000 m³ water reservoir, a small modern winery and luxury boutique hotel. Situated in the Salta region to the far north of Argentina, Colomé’s high altitude mountain vineyards are planted at a majestic 2300m above sea level in the Calchaqui Valley making them the highest in the world. Bio-dynamically farmed, the extreme altitude of the vineyards allows for lengthened days of intense sunshine and cold nights, growing grapes of intense varietal character and sophistication. Attached to the winery is Estancia Colomé, the luxury boutique hotel, nestled in the foothills and surrounded by vineyards. To find out more about this fascinating property you can visit their website here: Bodega Colomé Wines

	Colomé Estate Malbec Blend 2009 - Argentina Bin No. COLOMEST09 Price: £14.95 Colomé's vineyards are the highest in the world, ranging from an altitude of 2200 to 3002 metres. The Colomé Estate Malbec is a red wine blend composed of Malbec (85%), Cabernet Sauvignon (10%) and Tannat (5%). Grapes for a proportion of the Colomé Estate Malbec come from vines that are 90 to 150 years old - pre-phylloxera French vines! 75% of the wine has been aged for 15 months in French oak barrels (30% new & 70% second fill) and then cl ..
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	Colomé Torrontes 2010 - Argentina Bin No. COLOMTO10 Price: £8.95 The Torrontes grape has been labelled by many as Argentina's signature white wine variety; however, in my experience the examples offered up by various producers of this native grape have been somewhat disappointing, often thin, insipid and rather lacklustre! Thankfully, the Colomé Torrontes is a breath of fresh air in comparison. Situated at over 2000 metres above sea level the Torrontes grapes are all hand harvested by hand and yields per he ..
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