£15.31
This Taste the Difference Malbec is selected by expert winemakers to showcase the power of Cahors, Southwest France. This wine offers complexity and finesse, stemming from a blend dominated by the regional Malbec grape. Enjoy the bold flavour profile derived from traditional methods.
- Grapes sourced primarily from the Cahors region, featuring Malbec and Merlot.
- Complex style characterised by bold, spiced black fruit notes.
- Subtle hints of vanilla oak are present throughout the flavour profile.
- Delivers an elegant structure and a beautifully smooth finish.
- A classic representation of powerful reds from this famous French area.
Experience this deeply flavoured, artisanally selected French red wine.
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Selected by Our Winemakers
Grapes - Malbec, Merlot
Style - Complex and elegant with a smooth finish
Taste - Spiced black fruits and hints of vanilla
This wine has all the power and complexity of classic Malbec from Cahors: boldy-spiced black fruit notes, hints of vanilla oak, elegance and finesse, all wrapped up in a beautifully smooth finish.
The famous medieval town of Cahors in Southwest France gives its name to the bold and powerful reds of the region. Made predominantly from the Malbec grape, Cahors wines are rich and full-bodied as the grapes are able to reach full maturity in the hot, dry climate.
