Romain Fitoussi

8.9

New wave of Cahors. A good volume due to the very greedy type of grape variety that is Malbec. Black fruits, marked and stretched mineral notes, soft and loose tannins. Balanced tasting. Great drinkability for its price range.

Cahors nouveau style. Sur la fraîcheur et le fuit. Beau volume dû au cépage au combien gourmand qu’est le Malbec. Fruits noirs, notes minérales marquées et tendues, tanins souples et amples. Dégustation équilibrée. Superbe buvabilité pour sa gamme de prix. — 7 days ago

Tree Kilpatrick

9.1

Very dark. Purple urple. Smell is funky, and streaked with a jam of the vine. Flavors are full and tasty. Ripe, and bright. Reminds me of the great WA Malbec I had once. Past that grape Koolaide of Malbec you get sometimes. — 5 days ago

Tracy Chodyka

9.2

Intense red colour with violet tints. The aromatic profile expresses the sharpness of red fruits such as raspberries and blackberries. Full-bodied. Delicious with cheese, berries, charcuterie meats and of course chocolate. — 9 days ago

Frank Kuo

9.2

Color of purple, nice legs. Nose of strength of alcohol, vanilla, tobacco leaves, strawberry jam, and more powerful spicy alcohol. Taste of good acidity, spice, sweet grapes, vanilla, zest, peppery, and a bit minty. Aftertaste of some hints of soft tannins and mineral, and some more ripe grapes. On par. — 11 days ago

M. Christopher Roebuck

9.2

A great Malbec! Red berries, new oak, white pepper, and barnyard on the nose. Spices and red currant on the palate Sturdy bodied with high alc and round drying tannins. Medium minus acidity.

UPDATE: Reportedly, this is aged entirely in concrete! Thus, my oak nose note is off.

92+ points — 17 days ago

Emily Akers

9.2

Had the 2005 vintage - an expensive drop for us but completely delicious! Very different for a Merlot, incredibly woody and leathery, just south of Bordeaux and would have had a much heftier price tag if made a few Kms north. Excellent wine! — 5 days ago

Joe Gillies

9.2

Similar notes to 7 months ago. Slightly improved from last time. — 15 days ago

Livio Pastorino

9.0

cuál es el mejor vino? “el que más te gusta a ti”, en mi caso me gustan los vinos jóvenes, frutados. Este malbec tenía un añejamiento en roble, encontré equilibrio entre la fruta y la madera, vino suave, recuerdos a ciruelas, frutos rojos, especies, estructurado en boca, equilibrado, persistencia larga, final a frutos rojos, acompañé con carnes a la parrilla, ensaladas, tabla de quesos y pan baguette, ¡buenísimo! Temperatura de servicio 16° a 18° C Saludos

— 10 hours ago

Peter Sultan

9.1

A lean Malbec, no baby fat or even juicy mid palate, closer in style to Northern Rhone. Black fruits and minerals. Really interesting. Skurnik importer — 21 days ago

Jody Scharf

8.9

Very enjoyable,
Great value, makes you realize not to take wine so seriously. It's just about having a couple glasses and chilling out at the end of the day. — 20 days ago