- Ao Yun
- Ayala
- Barons de Rothschild
- Billecart-Salmon
- Bollinger
- Bruno Paillard
- Catena
- Cedric Bouchard
- Charles Heidsieck
- Chateau Pichon-Longueville Comtesse de Lalande
- Cos d'Estournel
- Delamotte
- Deutz
- Dhondt Grellet
- Dom Perignon
- Dom Ruinart
- Domaines Ott
- Drappier
- Eric Rodez
- Fleur De Miraval
- Gosset
- Gusbourne
- Hambledon Vineyard
- Henri Giraud
- Jacques Selosse
- Jacquesson
- Krug
- La Rioja Alta
- Lanson
- Laurent-Perrier
- Leclerc Briant
- Louis Jadot
- Louis Roederer
- Marchesi Antinori
- Miniere
- Moet & Chandon
- Nicolas Maillart
- Nyetimber
- Palmer & Co
- Penet-Chardonnet
- Perrier-Jouet
- Philipponnat
- Pierre Gimonnet et Fils
- Piper-Heidsieck
- Pol Roger
- Pommery
- Rare
- Rathfinny
- Ruinart
- Salon
- Sena
- Taittinger
- Taylors
- Ulysse Collin
- Vazart-Coquart
- Veuve Clicquot
- Wiston Estate
- Yann Alexandre

93/100
“The polished and developed 2017 Catena Alta Malbec has balsamic aromas and a very attractive mixture of flowers, berries and spices. It has contained ripeness for a warm vintage, with a serious profile, medium body and fine-grained tannins, with good grip. It was fermented with full clusters and matured in used French oak barrels for some 18 months. I like the austerity and grip on the palate. 150,000 bottles produced. It was bottled in October 2018.
Catena is one of the quality leaders in Argentina and it's also a large winery, so they combine quality and quantity. Furthermore, they are one of the pioneers: They were the first to plant vineyards in Gualtallary, which is nowadays considered one of the highest potential zones in the country, but they were deemed crazy when they planted there.
The wines are phenomenal, true to their place and vintage, and the accompanying notes merit reading to see what each of their wines is. Comparing 2016 and 2017, it seems like 2017 was better in Altamira and 2016 was a great success in Gualtallary, but there's a lot more information on each wine. They also have a new range of non-sulfur wines called La Marchigiana. ”
Catena is one of the quality leaders in Argentina and it's also a large winery, so they combine quality and quantity. Furthermore, they are one of the pioneers: They were the first to plant vineyards in Gualtallary, which is nowadays considered one of the highest potential zones in the country, but they were deemed crazy when they planted there.
The wines are phenomenal, true to their place and vintage, and the accompanying notes merit reading to see what each of their wines is. Comparing 2016 and 2017, it seems like 2017 was better in Altamira and 2016 was a great success in Gualtallary, but there's a lot more information on each wine. They also have a new range of non-sulfur wines called La Marchigiana. ”
93/100
“The polished and developed 2017 Catena Alta Malbec has balsamic aromas and a very attractive mixture of flowers, berries and spices. It has contained ripeness for a warm vintage, with a serious profile, medium body and fine-grained tannins, with good grip. It was fermented with full clusters and matured in used French oak barrels for some 18 months. I like the austerity and grip on the palate. 150,000 bottles produced. It was bottled in October 2018.”