The story behind Carmelle
Malbec is the grape that made Argentina famous, and it also has deep roots in southwest France, where it gives darker, firmer wines. Argentine Malbec, grown high in Mendoza, tends to be plush and generous, with ripe plum, blackberry and a gentle violet note. Tannins are usually soft, so it drinks well young.
We stock Carmelle Malbec as a single 750mL bottle in Commack, a straightforward example of the style at an easy price. It is the kind of bottle to open on a Tuesday with dinner rather than save for a big night.
Explore the Carmelle range
One Malbec on the shelf right now, a 750mL bottle of Carmelle at a value price.
| Expression | Type | Proof / ABV | Tasting notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Carmelle Malbec 750mL | Malbec | 750mL | Plum and blackberry, soft tannins, easy weeknight red |
Which Carmelle is right for you?
Carmelle Malbec comes in at $13.98 for the 750mL bottle, which puts it in everyday drinking territory. That is a fair price for a soft, fruit forward Malbec you can pour with burgers, steak or takeout without thinking twice. Stock is limited to what we have on hand, so call ahead if you want to confirm availability.
Soft tannins and ripe fruit stand up to burgers and steak off the grill.
A low price per bottle for a red that still tastes generous and full.
Carmelle cocktails and pairings
Serve this Malbec slightly cool, around 60 to 65 degrees, with food that has some richness.

