Argentina's national grape with its signature steak condiment: herbaceous chimichurri lifts Malbec's dense dark fruit, while char-grilled beef tames its supple tannins.
Argentine cuisineMalbec
A full body red wine from Mendoza, Argentina, known for its blackberry and plum notes. High tannin and medium acidity make it a natural partner for rich, grilled red meats and aged cheeses.
What to Eat with Malbec
Five expert pairings — start with your food, find your wine.
Braised cheeks melt into silky gelatin that coats every tannin molecule in Malbec, resulting in a seamless, deeply savory pairing.
French cuisineSavory beef-filled pastry with cumin and smoked paprika echoes Malbec's warm spice, while the flaky crust provides textural contrast.
Argentine cuisinePungent blue cheese and charred beef demand a wine with enough fruit intensity to compete, and Malbec's plum richness delivers.
American cuisineEarthy beets mirror Malbec's violet and dark fruit tones, while tangy goat cheese provides acidity to balance the wine's body.
French cuisine