Bertrand Gabriel Vigouroux

Crocus (Paul Hobbs/Bertrand Vigouroux)

Prestige Malbec de Cahors 2012

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Dark ruby in color with a wide reddish rim.

Beautiful nose of black currants, light oak, spices, plums, cooked cherries, herbs, garrigue, earth, espresso, light vegetables, forest floor, dried meats and black tea.

Medium plus in body with medium acidity.

Very dry on the palate with black plums, black currants, light wood, spices, coffee, black tea, peppercorn and cola notes.

Short finish with soft tannins and tangy raspberries.

This 13 year old French Malbec is still drinking very nicely, but a tad past its prime. Complex and chewy.

Showing a wonderful nose and a complex mid palate, but the finish was a bit disappointing. Loved smelling on it for a long time.

Definitely showing its age, especially on the nose. Doesn't drink like a Malbec at all, though. Feels more like an old world Bordeaux blend. So interesting. I enjoyed it more than I thought I would.

Wine Enthusiasts 90 points.

Good right out of the bottle and got more complexity as it opened up. (30 minutes).

A great food wine that paired nicely with hard cheeses.

14% alcohol by volume.

91 points.

$45.
— 3 days ago

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Crocus (Paul Hobbs/Bertrand Vigouroux)

l'Atelier Malbec de Cahors 2018

Dark cherry and violet aromas. Red, blue and black berry flavors with notes of black currant, earth and spice. A little Jammy, but the bright acidity keeps the wine in balance. Dark garnet color. — 4 years ago

Crocus (Paul Hobbs/Bertrand Vigouroux)

Malbec de Cahors 2011

After an hour decant drank nicely. — 6 years ago

Jeff OrlowskiMichael Seely
with Jeff and Michael
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Bertrand Gabriel Vigouroux

Bourgogne Aligoté 2016

2016 - this is the smoothest wine I think@i have ever had — 5 years ago

Carolyn Pospisil

Carolyn Pospisil

2016 - this is the smoothest wine I think@i have ever had

Crocus (Paul Hobbs/Bertrand Vigouroux)

Grand Vin Cahors Malbec 2014

Recently rebranded as La Roche Mère this is the most prestigious of the three wines from this property

Earthy violet, hints of chocolate and cedar. Great length and balance - this has a refinement you don't find in Argentine malbec
Exceptionally smooth tannins with enough acidity to compliment most dishes on the table. There is oak on the nose and palate but it is held in check, adding to the wine's complexity
— 7 years ago

Harley Aveiro
with Harley