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Concha y Toro / Casillero del Diablo De Diablo Malbec
Concha y Toro / Casillero del Diablo · Central Valley · Chile
$9.99
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Why it’s a great value
It carries a verified 91-point score from James Suckling at a price under $25.
Taste profile
SweetnessDry → Sweet
BodyLight → Full
Acidity*Soft → Bright
Tannin*Silky → Grippy
Oak*None → Bold
Fruit*Subtle → Intense
* WineDiscounts editorial estimate based on verified tasting notes.
What it tastes like
Dark plum and cherry with blackberry, pepper, vanilla and dark chocolate, finishing with rounded barrel spice.
You’ll like this if…
Choose this if you like approachable, dry Malbec with ripe dark fruit, moderate body and a bit of oak.
Why buy it
A reliable, widely recognized Chilean Malbec for grilled meats, barbecue and casual dinners.
Best for
Shoppers who want an everyday red with enough tannin for steak but enough fruit for sipping.
Style
Dry, medium-bodied Chilean Malbec with dark fruit, firm tannins and integrated barrel notes.
Drinks like
Fruit-forward Chilean Carmenere, everyday Mendoza Malbec, or soft New World Merlot.
Experience level
Beginner-friendly, with enough structure for regular Malbec drinkers.
Flavor notes
Pairs well with
Cheese: ripe cheeses(winery pick)
Best occasions
Serving & enjoying
- Serving temperature:
- 18-20°C / 64-68°F
- Decanting:
- Optional 15-20 minutes to soften the firm tannins.
- Glassware:
- Use a standard red wine or Bordeaux-style glass.
- Drink or cellar:
- Enjoy now; no vintage-specific cellaring recommendation is asserted.
- After opening:
- Best within 2-3 days if recorked and kept cool.
Guidance partly estimated by WineDiscounts from the wine’s style.
About this wine
Casillero del Diablo Reserva Malbec is a Chilean red with plum, cherry, blackberry, pepper, vanilla and dark chocolate notes. Medium-bodied with firm tannins, it is an easy match for grilled red meats, barbecue and ripe cheeses.
Wine details
- Type
- red
- Varietal
- Malbec
- Grapes
- Malbec; exact percentage not stated
- Producer
- Concha y Toro / Casillero del Diablo
- Country
- Chile
- Region
- Central Valley
- Appellation
- Central Valley
- Bottle size
- 750 Ml
- ABV
- 13%
Details last verified September 24, 2026
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Winemaking details ›
- Winemaker:
- Specific winemaker for this Malbec is not stated.
- Vineyard source:
- Central Valley, Chile; producer notes alluvial, rocky and stony soils, with hillsides over granitic subsoil.
- Vessel:
- Barrel influence is stated, but barrel type is not specified.
About the winery · Concha y Toro / Casillero del Diablo ›
Casillero del Diablo is a Concha y Toro wine brand built around the story of Don Melchor Concha y Toro's cellar, where a legend of the devil was used to protect prized wines. The brand describes itself as one of Chile's best-known wine portfolios. Its winemaking is led by Concha y Toro teams working across Chilean valleys. For this Malbec, the producer lists Central Valley origin, Mediterranean climate and Andean influence.
Critic reviews
91/100James Suckling
“Aromas of blackcurrant, blueberry and blackberry with sage undertones; the producer news page reports the full 91-point score.”
88/100Wine Enthusiast
“Intense aromas of cooked raspberry and sweet spices, with cooked blackberry, plum, oak notes, light tannins and good acidity.”
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Frequently asked questions
- Is Concha y Toro / Casillero del Diablo De Diablo Malbec dry or sweet?
- Concha y Toro / Casillero del Diablo De Diablo Malbec is bone dry — its sweetness rating is 1 on our 1 (bone dry) to 5 (sweet) scale. It is medium-bodied.
- What does Concha y Toro / Casillero del Diablo De Diablo Malbec taste like?
- Dark plum and cherry with blackberry, pepper, vanilla and dark chocolate, finishing with rounded barrel spice.
- What food pairs with Concha y Toro / Casillero del Diablo De Diablo Malbec?
- It pairs well with grilled steak or mixed barbecue, ripe cheeses, beef stew with herbs and pork or chicken with sweet-and-sour sauce.
- How should I serve Concha y Toro / Casillero del Diablo De Diablo Malbec?
- Serve at 18-20°C / 64-68°F. Optional 15-20 minutes to soften the firm tannins. Glass: Use a standard red wine or Bordeaux-style glass.
- Is Concha y Toro / Casillero del Diablo De Diablo Malbec a good value?
- At $9.99 it carries a verified 91-point score from James Suckling; the review is shown on this page.
- What is the bottle size and alcohol content of Concha y Toro / Casillero del Diablo De Diablo Malbec?
- 750 ml bottle, 13% alcohol by volume.