The story of Bodega Norton began with three entrepreneurs who, despite many
challenges, realized their dreams and turned Norton into one of Argentina's
leading wineries. With the support of a renowned winemaking team, they achieved
significant milestones in Argentinean winemaking history. Bodega Norton's five
vineyards are located in Lujan de Cuyo, in the best terroirs of the province of
Mendoza at the foothills of the Andes. This privileged area, known as the First
Zone, is famous for the outstanding quality of its grapes. Another quality
feature is the great age of the vines, which are on average 30 years old, with
many being over 80 years old. These old vines give the wines depth and
complexity.

Norton Reserva Malbec is made from 100% of the noble Malbec grape variety, which
thrives on gravelly soils with a sandy surface. This wine comes from vines that
are at least 30 years old, which gives it exceptional depth and complexity.



The vinification and ageing of this wine is carried out with the utmost care:
after the harvest, the wine is aged for 12 months in new and once-used French
oak barrels, which gives it its fine wood aromas and elegant structure. The
Norton Reserva Malbec is then aged for a further 10 months in the bottle to
develop and refine its aromas harmoniously. After ageing, the wine is bottled
and sealed with a natural cork to preserve its quality and longevity. With an
ageing potential until 2028, this Malbec offers a long-lasting taste experience
that will continue to develop over the years.



The Norton Reserva Malbec is an impressive representative of Argentinian
winemaking and will delight connoisseurs and enthusiasts alike.