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2020 J. Lohr

Malbec

Shotwell Vineyard

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Wine Details

Cellaring

10 years

Expressive vibrant fruit within 5 years of vintage date, with the capacity to hold 10 years.

  • Origin

    El Pomar District, Paso Robles, CA

  • Food Pairings

    Enjoy with Argentine- style beef asado or try with a portobello mushroom sandwich.

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Composition Blend

  • 100%

    Malbec

Shotwell Vineyard

Vineyard

The J. Lohr Shotwell Vineyard is located in the El Pomar District of the Paso Robles AVA. The climate here is a moderate Region II on the Winkler heat accumulation scale, which characterizes it as a quite cool location for late-ripening red varieties. This tightly spaced cordon-trained, spur-pruned planting of Malbec clone 596 is laid out with an 8’ by 4’ vine spacing, and was planted in 2015 on a steep, north- facing slope of calcareous Linne-Calodo soil.

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