91 Points James Suckling
Quite alluring, spicy fruit on the nose. Firm, fleshy palate with ripe tannin and well-crafted fruit in the middle. From organically grown grapes.
 
91 Points Robert Parker's Wine Advocate
The first vintage of the 2018 Colonia Las Liebres Malbec was produced with fruit from the Altos Las Hormigas vineyard in Luján, with some 30% full cluster in the tanks during the fermentation and then matured in concrete. It's also certified organic. It's very elegant, floral and tasty. It’s an organic wine at the same price as the Clásico, and it's really very good in 2018, a year that feels like classical Mendoza, with good ripeness and balance.
 
Winemaker Notes
If you like a wine as bright as a fresh fruit and as vibrant as a trumpet solo, you may want to try this. Organic farming, deep roots development and total dedication made this wine. 100% Malbec from the winery's own estate in Lujan de Cuyo, with no oak and minimal intervention. Lightness and intensity, tension and depth.