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Fantastic Malbec from the SouthWest of France. Good tannic grip, plenty of fruit. This would be great to pair with a hearty meal. “Tour de France” Tasting at NCWC. Rating reaffirmed 8/29/20.
Fantastic Malbec from the SouthWest of France. Good tannic grip, plenty of fruit. This would be great to pair with a hearty meal. “Tour de France” Tasting at NCWC. Rating reaffirmed 8/29/20.
Another young soul in an old world body. I put this solidly in the...solid realm. It has berries and some cedar/pencil lead and it is a rather uptown cahors but I’ll take it! Meanwhile I’ll just keep trying to match bottle to shirt to eyes here.
Another young soul in an old world body. I put this solidly in the...solid realm. It has berries and some cedar/pencil lead and it is a rather uptown cahors but I’ll take it! Meanwhile I’ll just keep trying to match bottle to shirt to eyes here.
Medium ruby; medium intensity aromas of cranberry, sour cherry, strawberries, earth, funk; dry, medium acid, medium tannins, medium alcohol, medium body, medium intensity flavors of cranberry, cherry, earth, mushroom
Medium ruby; medium intensity aromas of cranberry, sour cherry, strawberries, earth, funk; dry, medium acid, medium tannins, medium alcohol, medium body, medium intensity flavors of cranberry, cherry, earth, mushroom
Dark ruby red. Notes of Plum and earth. On the palate medium weight and intensity with fine dusty soft tannins. From the spiritual Home of Malbec. A Wine which would go with many foods. I chose a grass fed Scotch Fillet, but it would also be good with Pasta. Probably not as full bodied as most Argentinian or Australian Malbecs I have had.
Dark ruby red. Notes of Plum and earth. On the palate medium weight and intensity with fine dusty soft tannins. From the spiritual Home of Malbec. A Wine which would go with many foods. I chose a grass fed Scotch Fillet, but it would also be good with Pasta. Probably not as full bodied as most Argentinian or Australian Malbecs I have had.
Cahors, Southwest France, France
