Cahors Malbec

A Malbec I actually like. Dark dark blackberry fruit tempered by dark stony minerality. And a woodsy underbrush note. Mouthfilling, with loads of relatively (for Malbec) soft tannin. Dark berry and mineral flavors are very pure. Very nice for a dinner on a snowy winter night.

Very nice development here. Very open and fragrant.

Great value.

Great scent, and earthy taste. Nicely bodied red.

Dark chocolate and tabaco notes with dark berries the original Malbec from Cahors a souvenir of another era when wine was made by poets.

Great smooth Malbec, picked on a blind tasting at Cafe St Louis Pangbourne

Second time and just as delicious. Raspberry leather and dusty heather.

Barnyard, smoke and funk. Sounds like a band name, I like it.

Big, bold, and juicy. So, so very funky. Like a dang barnyard. Quite dark with a smoky nose with just a bit of berry. More red berries, plums, and spice on the palate. Really nice ripe tannins and a smooth finish. Who knew that the birthplace of Malbec made the best ones?!

Briny barn, dry and sharp finish