I've been really enjoying malbecs lately, which isn't a wine I've had a lot of experience with. So when we went to our friendly neighborhood discount wine store, we asked them to point us in the direction of some good, cheap, malbec. This one, for less than $10, did not disappoint. It was on the dry side (which I consider a good thing), and had just enough going on that you could drink it on its own, or with food.
We paired it with 2 homemade pizzas, one with bbq chicken, and the other with goat cheese, slow roasted tomatoes, and eggplant. We finished the night with plenty of leftover pizza, but not a drop of leftover wine.
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