Bodega Catena Zapata Adrianna Vineyard ‘Fortuna Terrae’ Malbec 2020 (3 Bottles) Mendoza, Argentina

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Fortuna Terrae means luck of the land in Latin, and indeed, our vines from this parcel of the Adrianna Vineyard are lucky. The deep loamy soils are home to many varieties of native grasses which prevent erosion and attract benefic insects, singing birds and mountain foxes.

Because of the freshness imparted by the deep soils and high altitude, the wines of Fortuna Terrae have optimal acidity and delicate flower aromas. It is best to enjoy this wine a few years or decades after harvest.

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About Bodega Catena Zapata

Nicola Cantena planted his first Malbec vineyard in Mendoza in 1902 and today the estate is run by Nicholás Cantena and his daughter Laura. Malbec continues to be the estate’s focus and the winery’s pristine vineyards lie at the base of the Andes on soils of sand, lime and stone at altitudes between 920 and 1120 metres above sea level.

Over the last 20 years, the fastidious vineyard work of Nicholas and Laura has paid dividends and Catena Zapata is now one of Argentina’s most famous estates. Lush, beautifully crafted wines are what you can expect for Catena Zapata.

“Our family’s surprise and joy at receiving this unprecedented award of N°1 WORLD’S MOST ADMIRED WINE BRAND are mixed with worry and concern for friends, family and colleagues who are affected by COVID-19 all around the world. So we decided to take a moment and thank our brave staff, who has finished harvesting this week, and our friends and customers from around the world, because without you all, our winery would not be entering its 118th year of winemaking.

In a series of virtual ZOOM toasts throughout the announcement day, April 1st, 2020, with friends and wine customers from the Americas to Asia, Europe, Africa and Oceania, we were able to feel the deep love and care that unites us, and which must be celebrated in good times and bad.”-

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