
Trivento Merry Malbec Reserve 75cl
AED 85.00
Big, juicy Argentine Malbec energy, with a festive twist. Expect ripe plum and blackberry, a little cocoa, and that gentle vanilla-and-spice vibe you want from a Reserve red wine. It’s the kind of bottle that makes pizza night feel like a plan, and it’s right at home next to grilled meat. Mendoza fruit-forward character, firm tannins, and a dry finish that keeps you reaching for another pour.
| Size | 75cl / 750ml |
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This is the red you open when you want flavour, not homework. Trivento’s Merry Malbec Reserve brings that classic Argentina, Mendoza confidence, dark fruit up front, a little chocolatey depth, and a spicy edge that keeps it interesting.
Malbec can be a one-note fruit bomb when it’s sloppy. This one feels put-together. You get ripe fruit, yes, but also structure, tannins you can feel (in a good way), and a dry finish that plays nice with real food.
- Appearance: Deep purple with ruby edges, the kind of colour that stains the glass and sets expectations.
- Nose: Blackberry and plum, plus cocoa, vanilla, and a hint of sweet spice.
- Taste: Dark berries first, then mocha and baking spice. Medium acidity, firm tannins, dry overall, with warmth that rounds everything out.
- Body: Full-bodied, with a plush middle and enough grip to handle rich dishes.
- Finish: Long and lightly toasty, leaving behind dark fruit and cocoa.
What makes it “Reserve” in your glass is that extra layer beyond just fruit. The oak-leaning notes (think vanilla, toast, and spice) don’t shout, they fill in the background and make the wine feel more three-dimensional.
When to reach for it: weeknight steak, burgers, lamb chops, empanadas, or anything off a grill. It’s also a cheat code for bringing depth to a casual spread, charcuterie, hard cheese, roasted mushrooms, the works.
If you’re building a red wine rotation, this is a reliable anchor bottle. Bold enough for big flavours, friendly enough to share, and packed with that Mendoza Malbec character people fall for in the first place.
Fun Fact: “Trivento” means “three winds”, a nod to the trio of winds (Polar, Zonda, Sudestada) that shape Mendoza’s vineyards and help keep grapes healthy.