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Southern Oregon Malbec, made in Ashland.
Argentina gets the credit; Medford grows the wine. Rogue Valley Malbec leans into what Southern Oregon does best: ripe, structured fruit with enough acid to keep dinner interesting. Daisy Creek, Padigan, and Dana Campbell vineyards all contribute fruit that produces blackberry and plum at the front, a thread of cocoa through the middle, and tannins that argue politely.
The 2020 took 93 points from James Suckling and the 2021 took 92 from Vinous — we didn't ask for it, but we'll take it. The bottles are available in the Ashland tasting room at 322 N Pioneer St, or via Vinoshipper if you're outside driving distance. We ship wherever we're licensed, fixed-rate in Oregon, California, and Washington.
If you're skeptical about Oregon Malbec, the Rogue Valley will fix that. Warmer and longer-hang than the Willamette Valley, with the kind of daytime heat that pushes the grape into its best register. Come in, pour a glass, change your assumptions.
Quick answers.
- How much does the Resistance Malbec cost?
- It depends on the vintage. Every Malbec we have open is listed with its price on the Malbec page and in the store.
- Do you ship Malbec to my state?
- Ships only where licensed. Fixed-rate in Oregon, California and Washington. Check your state on the shipping page.
- What year is the current Malbec release?
- Visit the tasting room or check our online store for the current vintage. Releases vary by harvest year — we pour what's ready.