★★★★★4.8 on Google · 128 reviews|21+ only|Shipped across the United States
★★★★★ 4.8 out of 5 · 128 Google reviews
Agustín Lanús · Luracatao, Salta, Argentina

The $40 Malbec from the third-highest vineyard on Earth.

Grown at 8,950 feet by the first man to plant the valley. No oak, no distributor, not sold in any store. Six bottles for the price of five.

  • 8,950 feet up in the Calchaquí Valley, third-highest vineyard in the world
  • Old vines, native yeasts, concrete instead of oak
  • Sold in the United States through the Partnership and nowhere else
  • 788 bottles of the 2019 in stock today
$200$240Six bottles · $40 off at checkout
Get six bottles for $200 Or three bottles for $120. One-time purchase, nothing renews. Minimum order is three.
Sunal Ilógico Malbec 2019 bottle
788 in stock
Vine rows at Luracatao with the Andes behind Agustín Lanús in the vineyard Agustín Lanús at the concrete eggs, Malbec Luracatao chalked on the tank Luracatao valley with the mountains behind the vines
8,950 ftVineyard altitude
1,732Bottles sold, last 12 months
4.8 ★Google rating, 128 reviews
788Bottles of the 2019 left
Why this bottle

Six reasons this is the Malbec to start with.

Everything below is on the label, on the tech sheet, or in a customer's own words. Nothing is padded.

The Luracatao valley, vines in the foreground and bare mountains behind
Reason 1

It comes from 8,950 feet, the third-highest vineyard in the world.

Luracatao is a valley above the valley. You leave Cafayate, where the tour buses stop, and drive north up the Calchaquí for the better part of a day. The road turns to dirt. Up there the sun is harder, the nights are colder, and the grapes ripen slowly with thick skins. That is where the colour and the grip come from.

Agustín Lanús, hands on hips, in the vineyard with the Andes behind
Reason 2

Agustín Lanús was the first person to make wine from it.

Nobody had bothered. He called the wine Ilógico, which is Spanish for what his friends said when he told them where he was planting. The first vintage came off the old vines so dark that it stained his stainless-steel vats red, and they stayed red.

Agustín Lanús with a glass in front of concrete egg tanks, Malbec Luracatao written on the tank
Concrete eggs, Malbec Luracatao. No barrels in the room.
Reason 3

No oak. Concrete instead, so you taste the place, not a barrel.

He does almost nothing to it. Old vines. The yeasts that live on the grapes. Concrete rather than oak, so the fruit and the altitude do the talking. It is why the wine tastes like a valley instead of a style.

Sunal Ilógico Malbec 2019
Reason 4

It is not in any store in the U.S.

The Ilógico comes to the United States through the Partnership and nowhere else. No distributor, no importer's cut, no retail tier. That is why a wine from the third-highest vineyard on Earth is $40 and not $65.

Vine rows at altitude in Salta
Reason 5

Black olive, violets, blackberry, and a graphite edge.

Dry, dark, and honest. Enough acid to cut fat and enough grip to survive smoke, which is why it belongs next to a bone-in ribeye or lamb off the coals. Aiden put it this way in his Google review: "The fats in the steak bring out flavors in the wine that would otherwise remain hidden." Drink it now and over the next two to three years.

1,732bottles shipped, Sept 2025 to Sept 2026
788bottles of the 2019 left in the warehouse today
Reason 6

1,732 bottles went out the door in the last twelve months.

It is the wine our members reorder. Ronald wrote that his first order was six bottles and he wished he had ordered twelve. There are 788 bottles of the 2019 in the warehouse today, and the number on this page is the real one.

Get six bottles for $200 $40 comes off at checkout. Three bottles are $120.
The offer

Pick your bottles. The six is five bottles' money.

One-time purchase, three bottles minimum. The $40 comes off automatically at checkout when six are in your order. Nothing renews.

Three bottles
$120
 
 
  • From the third-highest vineyard in the world, 8,950 ft
  • Not available anywhere else in the U.S.
  • Old vines, native yeasts, concrete instead of oak
  • Shipped across the United States
$120 at checkout
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$200 · $33.33 a bottle
$240
$40 off, applied at checkout
  • Six for the price of five, $40 off at checkout
  • From the third-highest vineyard in the world, 8,950 ft
  • Not available anywhere else in the U.S.
  • Black olive, violets, blackberry, a graphite edge
  • Shipped across the United States
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Sunal Ilógico Malbec 2019

788 in stock Agustín Lanús Sunal Ilógico Malbec 2019

Sunal Ilógico Malbec 2019

Agustín Lanús · Luracatao · 8,950 ft · No oak

Six bottles, $200 at checkout. Three bottles, $120.

$40 per bottle
Bottles

The card shows the bottle price. Put six in your order and $40 comes off automatically at checkout: six bottles, $240, becomes $200. Three bottles are $120, and three is the minimum we ship. Nothing renews, and nothing is added that you did not put there.

In their words

From Google reviews. Unedited.

★★★★★ 4.8 out of 5 across 128 reviews
★★★★★

"Amazing price, great wine. Really shocked by the level of quality of product."

MMatthewGoogle review
★★★★★

"I just received my first order of Argentine Wine and the first 2 bottles are GREAT. My order was 6 bottles and I wish I had ordered 12 bottles."

RRonaldGoogle review
★★★★★

"Loved the wine. I always looked forward to my next box. Premier bottles you cannot buy at your local liquor store."

MMarkGoogle review

How it works

1

Pick your bottles

Three or six. Six takes $40 off at checkout. Nothing renews and nothing is charged later.

2

We ship it

Shipped across the United States. An adult 21 or older signs for the box. We hold shipments in extreme heat so the wine arrives right.

3

Open it with something off the grill

Salt the ribeye an hour ahead. Coals, not flame. Open the Ilógico when the meat goes on, not when it comes off.

Our promise

If a bottle arrives damaged, corked, or spoiled, we replace it or credit you.

Write to us and we sort it out. No forms. And there is no subscription hiding behind this page: you pay once, for the bottles you chose.

Questions people ask

Why is it only $40?

No distributor, no importer's cut, no retail tier. The wine comes from Agustín to us to you, and we don't charge big markups. The bottle costs what it costs.

Is this a wine club or a subscription?

No. One-time purchase. Six bottles or three, paid once. Nothing renews and nothing is charged later.

How does the $40 off work?

Put six bottles in your order. At checkout, $40 comes off automatically: six bottles at $40 is $240, and you pay $200. You will see it on the checkout page before you pay.

Where does it ship?

Across the United States, except Arkansas, Delaware, Mississippi, and Utah, where the law does not let us deliver wine. We cannot ship to P.O. boxes. An adult 21 or older must sign for the delivery. We do not ship outside the U.S. from this page.

What does it taste like?

Black olive and violets on the nose, blackberry underneath, and a graphite edge that keeps it from being sweet. Dry, dark, and honest. Drink it now and over the next two to three years.

Can I order one bottle?

No. Three bottles is the smallest order we ship. Six is the one most people choose, because the $40 comes off.

Do I need to be 21?

Yes. You must be 21 or older to order, and the person who signs for the delivery must be 21 or older too.

Most of what we sell is harder to explain than this. There are wines in our cellar that took years to find and cost what they cost because there are nineteen cases of them. The Ilógico is not that. It is a $40 bottle from a man who planted where nobody thought to plant, made the way wine was made before barrels became a flavor, and it tastes like the valley it came from.

If you have never bought a wine from us, this is the one to start with. If you have, you already know.

Will BonnerFounder, Bonner Private Wine Partnership

788 bottles of the 2019 in stock.

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