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Lunlunta and Barrancas, on both sides of the Mendoza river, have similar temperatures and soils: warm during the day, at night the temperature drops sharply due to the cold which flows down the river. The soils, meanwhile, are thin, sandy and rocky, with plenty of stones. Germán Berra, winemaker at Finca Flichman says that “the Malbec’s stand out here because of their volume in the mouth, more austere than in Luján, rounded tannins and aromas of ripe red and black fruit.” Among the classics of the region are Caballero de la Cepa Reserva 2013 and Enrique Foster Terruño Lunlunta 2011.
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