Art of Wine Composition II Malbec

Composition II in red, blue and yellow, 1930. (Detail)
Piet Mondrian, 1872-1944
Mondrian was searching for an aesthetic of universality, something abstract that was more truthful than reality itself. Through blocks of primary colour, he explored balanced composition; but how does one balance the impact of a large red square? Yet there is still harmony in the work, and this harmony is the essence of Mondrian's visual philosophy.

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Wine of Mendoza, Argentina, Deeply coloured malbec with intense ripe fruit and a long, spicy finish

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Full Product Name:
Red wine.

Contains Sulphur Dioxide/Sulphites
Contains Sulphites

Suitable for Vegetarians; Suitable for Vegans

Art of Wine

Composition II in Red, Blue and Yellow, 1930.
Mondrian was searching for an aesthetic of universality, something abstract that was more truthful than reality itself. Through blocks of primary colour, he explored balanced composition; but how does one balance the impact of a large red square? Yet there is still harmony in the work, and this harmony is the essence of Mondrian's visual philosophy.

Bottled by:
W1740.
DH9 7XP,
UK.

For:
Lethaby's Ltd,
RG1 2SB,
UK.

W1740.
DH9 7XP,
UK.

Lethaby's Ltd,
RG1 2SB,
UK.

The Art of Wine series features iconic fine art images. Mondrian was searching for an aesthetic of universality, something abstract that was more thruthful than reality itself. Through blocks of primary colour, he explored balanced composition; but how does one balance the impact of a large red square? Yet there is harmony in the work, and this harmony is the essence of Mondrian's visual philosophy.

E I Wines

Malbec

2024

This deeply coloured Malbec comes from grapes grown at high altitudes in Mendoza.

Deeply coloured malbec with intense ripe fruit and a long, spicy finish

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Art of Wine

This deeply coloured Malbec comes from grapes grown at high altitudes in Mendoza. The grapes are gently crushed for soft extraction to balance tannins and add depth of flavour, the wine then undergoes cool temperature fermentation, in order to retain freshness and fruit aromas.