The prices of Malbec wines cover a broad range and thus, they are affordable to many consumers. Although some Malbecs are great value for quality at lower prices, some command higher prices as a result of vineyard location, winemaking techniques, and aging processes among other factors.

Malbec is a fascinating grape that winemakers use to create some very delicious wines with unique flavor profiles. Its dark purple color and deep, almost smoky notes make for a wine that has a bit of mystique, the misunderstood but interesting friend of the other more popular red wines.

Argentina doesn't just produce the best quality malbec wines, but they also produce some of the most affordable quality malbec wines.

Generally speaking, Malbecs tend to be dry, with medium tannins. However, depending on where your bottle of Malbec is from, you might find a wide variety of flavors, textures, and experiences. We've broken down Malbecs by the two most popular Malbec regions below.