Guy Acheson

9.2

Very drinkable — a year ago

Matthew

9.3

Complex nose, woody, mineral, tropical, slight mineralogy. Aggressive in the mouth. Slightly too expensive for what you get — 5 years ago

Stanislav Lobanov

9.0

(16.5/20) Вино тёмно-фиолетового цвета с свежим ароматом черешни, спелой чёрной сливы, красных яблок. Тельное с высокой кислотностью, гладкими, хотя и суховатыми танинами. Вкус соответствует аромату. Послевкусие продолжительное. — 7 years ago

Philippe Dupuis

9.4

Balanced and elegant. A perfectly aged Cahors. — 8 years ago

with Jean-philippe and Katia

Romain Fitoussi

9.0

Light ruby dress. Burgundy nose between sour red fruits, toasted aging, and tertiary notes of evolution. Half-corse mouth, mineral and in accordance with the nose, red fruits, spices, truffle, undergrowth, cedar, smoked, blond tobacco. The elegance of mastered classicism.

Robe rubis, légère. Nez bourguignon entre fruits rouges acidulés, élevage toasté, et notes tertiaires d’évolution. Bouche demi-corsée, minérale et en accord avec le nez, fruits rouges, épices, truffe, sous-bois, cèdre, fumé, tabac blond. L’élégance du classicisme maîtrisé. — 2 years ago

Philip Faure

8.9

Juicy plums and earth. I would go this way again — 7 years ago

Bob McDonald

9.0

This was the most expensive in the Malbec flight from the spiritual home of Malbec- Cahors in south west France. Superseded by the Argentinians on the night. This was Chateau du Cedre. — 8 years ago

Melina washburn

9.0

I am not a sweet wine person. This one was perfect. It hit the spot after my meal when i crave something sweet. I’ll be doing dessert wines more often.

K. Starr, dinner buddy rated wine. I agree ;) — 4 years ago

Andrew Holod

National Sales Grapes of Spain

9.0

Black as night with aromas of blackberries and tar. Opens w air. Very serious and more fruit than I expected for a natural wine. — 7 years ago

Neil Maiers

9.0

Ahhhh Cahors. A lot going on here. Dark fruit, spice and meat with a little wild blueberry and chocolate. Elegant- though tannins still evident and a touch of brett adds a layer of authenticity. SUBSTANTIAL. Begging for some beef. Ain't nothin' wrong with aged Malbec from Southern France. — 7 years ago