At Museum Wines, good buying starts long before a bottle reaches the shelf. For our trade customers, that means sourcing wines with the quality, character and consistency to earn their place on a wine list. For our retail customers, it means access to those same carefully chosen wines at prices that make sense.
Our latest find is the 2025 Luigi Bosca La Linda Malbec from Mendoza, Argentina. The family-owned winery was named Wine Enthusiast’s 2025 New World Winery of the Year, while its head winemaker, Pablo Cúneo, received international recognition for his work.
This is Malbec in its reassuringly generous form: ripe dark fruit, warming spice and a full-bodied palate that makes it an easy choice for autumn suppers. A respected producer, a wine worth discovering, and £16.98 a bottle.
100% Malbec, Argentina
Ripe blackberries, plum and dark cherry lead into warming spice and a rich, full-bodied palate. Balanced tannins and a satisfying finish make this a natural match for red meat, mature cheeses and cooler evenings around the table.
A Name with Serious Credentials
| Founded by the Arizu family in Mendoza in 1901, Luigi Bosca has spent more than a century building its reputation for quality Argentine wines. Now in its fourth generation of family leadership, the winery continues to champion Mendoza’s distinctive terroir.
Its recent recognition includes: Wine Enthusiast – 2025 New World Winery of the Year Pablo Cúneo, head winemaker – named among the world’s Top 100 winemakers by The Drinks Business in the Master Winemaker Top 100, where his Los Nobles Malbec 2021 also received Best Malbec These accolades offer another reason to look closely at the producer behind the bottle. |
