£15.66
Experience the Art of Wine Composition II Malbec, a deeply coloured red wine crafted from grapes grown at high altitudes in Mendoza. This rich vintage delivers intense ripe fruit flavours with a long, spicy finish, perfect for pairing with hearty meals.
- Produced in Mendoza, Argentina using grapes cultivated at high altitude.
- Features intense ripe fruit notes balanced by a long spicy finish.
- Suitable for both vegetarians and vegans with no animal-derived ingredients.
- Contains 13% alcohol by volume across the standard 75cl bottle.
- £15.66
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Description:
Composition II in red, blue and yellow, 1930. Piet Mondrian, 1872-1944. Mondrian was searching for an aesthetic of universality. Through blocks of primary colour, he explored balanced composition. Yet there is still harmony in the work, and this harmony is the essence of Mondrian's visual philosophy.
Nutritional Data Per 100ml:
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| 333kJ/80kcal |
Product Information:
Wine of Mendoza, Argentina. Deeply coloured malbec with intense ripe fruit and a long, spicy finish. Suitable for Vegetarians. Suitable for Vegans. Contains Sulphites.
Warning: This product is age restricted to 18 or over. You'll be asked to confirm your age upon delivery.
Please drink responsibly: The UK Chief Medical Officers recommend adults do not regularly drink more than 14 units per week.
