Nestled in France's deep south, Cahors is one of the only appellations where the key grape is Malbec. Known locally as "Côt" this grape produces deep, incredibly rich reds packed with concentrated fruit flavour. The famous 'black wine of Cahors' fetches up to £100-a-bottle, making this an irresistible bargain!
Dark, dense and fabulously ripe thanks to the magic touch of world-famous oenologist Michel Rolland, this robust red is crammed with cassis-soaked character. Mouthfilling black fruit and subtle spice with a luxuriously smooth structure - pour yourself a generous glass and enjoy!
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Rose Murray Brown - The Scotsman 25/8/07 2007, United Kingdom
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