Malbec Wine
Malbec wines are loved for their rich dark fruit flavours & smooth chocolatey finish. It’s a red that doesn't have a particularly long finish, making it a great choice with leaner red meats & heavier cheeses like blue cheese.
Domaine Mas del Perié
Domaine Mas del Perié
Argentinian Star
Argentinian Star
While it's a varietal that originated in Cahors, France, Malbec has become the signature grape of Argentina, where it is most widely grown & has gained international recognition
Dark & Full Bodied
Dark & Full Bodied
Known for producing dark, full-bodied with rich fruit flavours. It often exhibits notes of blackberry, plum, and black cherry, along with hints of cocoa, tobacco, and violet. Malbec wines are typically velvety and smooth, with moderate acidity and tannins.
Bordeaux Blender
Bordeaux Blender
While most commonly known as a single varietal wine, it is actually used in Bordeaux blends to provide a deeper & more fruit forward notes
Popular Malbec Wines by Region
At BoundbyWine, we pride ourselves on curating a selection of the finest Malbec wines from around the globe. Our best-selling Malbecs showcase the diversity of this grape, from the bold and fruit-forward expressions of Argentina to the elegant and structured styles from France. Discover your new favourite Malbec today!
Bordeaux Red Blends
Bordeaux Red Blends
While not a major varietal, Malbec is often used in Bordeaux blends
Other Wines Using Malbec
Malbec isn't just a solo act. This captivating grape also lends its signature dark fruit flavours and velvety texture to a variety of blends, such as French Bordeaux claret and New World Bordeaux. These wines offer a complex and unique twist on the classic Malbec profile, showcasing the harmonious interplay of flavours that this versatile grape brings to the table. Explore our collection of red blends featuring Malbec, and embark on a taste adventure that's sure to delight your senses.
Queen of Moldova
Queen of Moldova
This blend includes Malbec, and is one of the flagship wines of Moldova
Prisoner Napa Cab Sauv
Prisoner Napa Cab Sauv
While Cab Sauv dominant, this famous Napa Cab has Malbec
Fabien Jouves Grape Invaders
Fabien Jouves Grape Invaders
While not a blend, this is a contemporary approach to Malbec
Other Wine Varietals You Can Try
The world of wine is vast, with countless varietals waiting to be explored. Each offers a unique taste adventure, from the crisp and refreshing to the bold and complex. If you enjoy the full-bodied character of Malbec, here are some wine varietals that might tempt your palate:
Pinotage
Pinotage
While heavier & earthier, winemakers can retain the plushness of Malbec in Pinotage, with it's plum & chocolate-y character
Merlot
Merlot
While often slightly fuller, it has the same rounded profile of a Malbec, on a darker backbone
Sangiovese
Sangiovese
Italy's signature grape varietal, it features red fruits with a sweet spice backbone that is relatable to many Malbec lovers
Shop Malbec Wines in Singapore
Ready to embark on a Malbec adventure?
At BoundbyWine, we offer customers in Singapore a wide selection of Malbec wines from around the world, all at affordable prices. Whether you're a seasoned wine enthusiast or just starting your journey, we have the perfect Malbec to suit your taste and budget.
When choosing your Malbec, consider factors like price, flavour profile (fruity vs. earthy), and age. Younger Malbecs tend to be more fruit-forward, while older vintages may develop more complex notes of spice and leather.
You might also want to consider the occasion. For a casual gathering, a young, fruity Malbec can be delightful, whereas a special occasion might call for a more mature, complex bottle.
Buy Malbec wine online today and experience the magic of this captivating varietal!
Delivery Options
BoundbyWine offers free delivery for orders with a minimum value of $160 and above, or a nominal delivery fee of $15 for orders under the minimum spend.
We strive to provide next-day delivery for orders placed before 12pm, but do allow up to 3 business days for delivery, depending on order volume and wine selection. Our delivery time slots are as follows:
- Monday - Friday: 10-2PM, 2-6PM, 6-10PM
- Saturday: 10-2PM, 2-6PM
- Sunday: 10-2PM
If your order is a gift or an urgent request, do reach out to us at contact@boundbywine.com. For more information about our delivery service, please check the BoundbyWine Shipping Policy.
BoundbyWine offers free delivery for orders with a minimum value of $160 and above, or a nominal delivery fee of $15 for orders under the minimum spend.
We strive to provide next-day delivery for orders placed before 12pm, but do allow up to 3 business days for delivery, depending on order volume and wine selection. Our delivery time slots are as follows:
- Monday - Friday: 10-2PM, 2-6PM, 6-10PM
- Saturday: 10-2PM, 2-6PM
- Sunday: 10-2PM
If your order is a gift or an urgent request, do reach out to us at contact@boundbywine.com. For more information about our delivery service, please check the BoundbyWine Shipping Policy.
Customers are also welcome to opt for in-store pick-up at Joo Chiat during our operating hours:
- Tuesday - Friday: 12-9PM
- Saturday: 11AM-9PM
- Sunday: 11AM-7PM
- Monday: Closed
Customers are also welcome to opt for in-store pick-up at Joo Chiat during our operating hours:
- Tuesday - Friday: 12-9PM
- Saturday: 11AM-9PM
- Sunday: 11AM-7PM
- Monday: Closed
Frequently Asked Questions
When comparing Malbec vs Merlot, the only commonality between both varietals is that they are red wines. Both options offer unique characteristics and appeal to different palates making it difficult to do a one-to-one comparison. Malbec tends to be softer and more fruit-forward, while Merlot is often bolder & more floral, and has a bigger tannin structure. The "better" wine ultimately depends on your personal preference and the occasion.
When comparing Malbec vs Merlot, the only commonality between both varietals is that they are red wines. Both options offer unique characteristics and appeal to different palates making it difficult to do a one-to-one comparison. Malbec tends to be softer and more fruit-forward, while Merlot is often bolder & more floral, and has a bigger tannin structure. The "better" wine ultimately depends on your personal preference and the occasion.
Similar to the Malbec vs Merlot debate, the question of whether Malbec is better than Cabernet Sauvignon (or vice versa) comes down to individual taste. Cabernet Sauvignon is typically more structured and tannic than Malbec, with a longer ageing potential. If you prefer a bolder, more age-worthy wine, Cabernet Sauvignon might be the better choice. However, if you're looking for a fruit-forward and approachable red, Malbec is a fantastic option.
Similar to the Malbec vs Merlot debate, the question of whether Malbec is better than Cabernet Sauvignon (or vice versa) comes down to individual taste. Cabernet Sauvignon is typically more structured and tannic than Malbec, with a longer ageing potential. If you prefer a bolder, more age-worthy wine, Cabernet Sauvignon might be the better choice. However, if you're looking for a fruit-forward and approachable red, Malbec is a fantastic option.
Malbec is typically a dry red wine, meaning it has little to no residual sugar. However, some Malbecs may have a slightly sweet perception due to their ripe fruit flavours and oak ageing.
Malbec is typically a dry red wine, meaning it has little to no residual sugar. However, some Malbecs may have a slightly sweet perception due to their ripe fruit flavours and oak ageing.
Malbec is generally considered a full-bodied or heavy wine due to its concentrated flavours, moderate tannins, and often higher alcohol content.
Malbec is generally considered a full-bodied or heavy wine due to its concentrated flavours, moderate tannins, and often higher alcohol content.
Malbec is best enjoyed slightly chilled, around 16-18°C. This temperature helps to accentuate its fruit flavours and balance its tannins. You can serve Malbec in a standard red wine glass or a Bordeaux glass, which has a wider bowl to allow the wine to breathe and release its aromas.
Malbec is best enjoyed slightly chilled, around 16-18°C. This temperature helps to accentuate its fruit flavours and balance its tannins. You can serve Malbec in a standard red wine glass or a Bordeaux glass, which has a wider bowl to allow the wine to breathe and release its aromas.
Malbec wines can have a relatively high alcohol content, typically ranging from 13.5% to 15% ABV. This is due in part to the warm climates where Malbec grapes are often grown, which leads to riper fruit and higher sugar levels.
Malbec wines can have a relatively high alcohol content, typically ranging from 13.5% to 15% ABV. This is due in part to the warm climates where Malbec grapes are often grown, which leads to riper fruit and higher sugar levels.
Malbec's bold flavours and moderate tannins make it a versatile pairing partner. It complements grilled meats, hearty stews, and aged cheeses particularly well. Some classic pairings for Malbec include:
- Mushroom risotto
- Aged cheddar or blue cheese
- Beef Rendang
- Indian lamb curry
- Korean short ribs
- Braised or pan-fried seafood
Malbec's bold flavours and moderate tannins make it a versatile pairing partner. It complements grilled meats, hearty stews, and aged cheeses particularly well. Some classic pairings for Malbec include:
- Mushroom risotto
- Aged cheddar or blue cheese
- Beef Rendang
- Indian lamb curry
- Korean short ribs
- Braised or pan-fried seafood
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