Vintage 2014 | half a year ago I wrote: this needs more time. 90 Malbec 10 Tannat 16 m barrel aging 1/3 new | Today I am very happy: explosion of cherries in smell and a velvety taste. Very comforting. Paired with comté, fromage de truffle and parmesan | second day with venison steak — 2 months ago
Excellent partnership produced an excellent result. — 3 months ago
Suggested as special bottle — Malbec from Cahors 11/24/2023  Brower dinner 11/24/2033 — 16 days ago
French Malbec. — a month ago
At the Grey in Savannah — 2 months ago
Deep purple color.
Aromas of cassis, blueberry compote, licorice.
Dry. Flavors of licorice, black pepper, cassis, blackberry, tar, clove. Rich, firm tannins.
Intensity: 3/5
Complexity: 3/5
Balance: 4/5
Finish: 4/5 — 3 months ago
Berries, dark, full flavor — 2 months ago
I guess this is a Malbec? Just says “red cahors wine” on the back. Anyhoo, it’s delicious. Slightly fruity but with a good tobacco balance. Yum! From Sepulveda’s wine bar. — 2 months ago
Jay Kline

Enjoyed over the course of 4 days and best on Day 4. On Day 1, this was poured into a decanter for two hours before being returned to the bottle. The quality was undoubted but it was just too primary; full of promise though! Day 4? Different story. Notes are descriptive of Day 4. The 2020 pours a deep ruby/slightly purple, with a near opaque core; medium viscosity with significant staining. On the nose, deep, dark brambles, plums, the most remarkable purple flowers you’ve ever smelled in a wine, anise, cocoa and gentle warm spices. On the palate, the structure is significant and even after four days, was unrelenting; medium+ tannin and medium+ acid. Confirmed the notes from the nose. The finish is forever long, rich and tangy. A wine for hearty meals but just as lovely on its own. A wine for the patient as rushing a bottle at this stage is plain foolish. Easily a 30+ year wine. Better after 2025. @Lyle Fass 🙏🏽 — 8 days ago