
14/03/2014
AN ARGENTINA MALBEC WAS VOTED THE WORLD’S BEST RATED
Is Famiglia Bianchi Reserve. He competed with 41 other countries. The bottle is worth usd11 in Argentina.
For the first time, an Argentine wine was voted the best red in the world in France.
Bianchi Malbec Reserva received the Grand Prix Trophee "Best Dry Red Wine World " , the highest category of Vinalies Internationales 2014 awarded by the Union of Winemakers in France. In Paris, this wine competed among more than 3,500 wines from 41 countries and achieved the best average score given by the 150 members of the international jury. The experts say that the Malbec is a category leader and is fully internationally.
It has an installed flavor, both locally, Latin American and European.
In the 20 editions of Vinalies Internationales, Argentina always got medals, but this year had the best performance with 4 gold, 9 silver and the world's top prize.
With aroma of ripe plum, this Malbec is made from grapes from selected parcels of vineyards in San Rafael, Mendoza. Different crop of this strain have received other awards: in 2004 , Wine Spectator , the prestigious international publication, called Malbec 90 points to 2002. And in 2005, Malbec 2003 vintage was awarded a silver medal at the 25th edition of the London International Wine and Spirit Fair.
"This is an important recognition for the industry because it reaffirms the enormous benefits of Malbec , Argentina's flagship variety of winemaking ," said Jean Poccard , CEO of Casa Bianchi." This is a very important global competition. It is one of the events taking place in parallel to those offered by international publications such as Wine Spectator or Robert Parker awarded points, the American wine critic, one of the world's most influential channel, "he told Clarin (Argentinian newspaper), Alejandro Iglesias, a member of the Argentina Sommelier Association and creator of Vinómanos , free guide to Argentine wines. "To understand the weight of this award, a comparison with film can illustrate: the Parker 's influence on the market and would be like an Oscar , while Vinalies Internationales would be like a Palme d'Or at Cannes ," compares Iglesias .
Under Magdalena Pesce eyes, marketing manager of Wines of Argentina , the organization that promotes the brand and country image of Argentine wines around the world, this award is important because it gives a very prestigious association, the Union of Winemakers France. "It's very commendable that an Argentine wine has won this award, especially considering that competed with more than 40 countries , including France , the country where the Malbe is originally from, the birthplace of Malbec.”