This Member's Mark Malbec is likely corked by Gascon (Don Miguel) in Mendoza, as it has very similar notes, ABV, and an identical bottle/similar labeling. While it's not the most complex Malbec, it's a terrific value if you're looking for a table wine to pair with red meat and impress your family/friends. The 2019 vintage I've bought on two different occasions seems like it would take to aging very well, though there's something to be said about aging cheap wine.

Our go-to Malbec. So good.

tastes like a cheap wine. I think I can find a better one

I bought a bottle after Aldi stopped carrying Evanta this wine is not to fruity also very smooth I bought a case and I’ll buy more

Sadly, I know wines the world over. My favorite Malbec is Caro. This wine is more robust, a little on the "chewable" side, but it is $50+ cheaper. Outside of the chicken at the back corner of the store, this is the best value at Sam's.

Purchased this about a month ago. The year on this bottle is 2021. Generally, me and my wife are not super picky. This wine, however, had an over abundant taste of alcohol. I would equate it to cheap boxed wine. No character, no body. It was very disappointing. I hope it was a fluke on the batch. But with how many other wines there are to select from, I will probably make an effort to stay away from this particular wine.

This Malbec is a well balanced red wine. I have bought quite a few bottles. It has a giod flavor and finish that dies go with most foods. It is not a sweet wine if that is your forte, nor is it is not a light wine. It is lighter than many Rioja wines I've tasted. All-in-all, for less than $7 you can't beat it.

Bitter Malbec

It’s not complex or sophisticated, but that’s a good thing. A nice, inviting wine that is easy to drink and enjoy!

Might have gotten a bad batch according to the review but my bottles were horrible: extremely bitter, high tannins, more tart closer to a French Malbec.