After tasting a number of underwhelming San Huberto Malbecs, this high-end offering changes things up. It's piercing and serious up front, with rubber and black-fruit aromas. Although it clamps down due to hard tannins, there's enough body, oak, black-fruit flavor and vanilla to carry it through to a long finish. It's by far the best wine from this label I've tried. Drink through 2017.