This wine is from Château Lagrézette in the Cahors appellation, which sits in Southwest France and is known for dark, structured Malbec-led reds. The 2018 vintage is listed with a blend of 94% Malbec and 6% Merlot, and the estate is recognized for producing ambitious Cahors wines with a focus on elegance and fruit definition. One listing also notes 14.5% alcohol and a serving temperature of 16–18°C.
Tasting Notes
The wine is described as having a dark, violet-tinged robe, with intense aromas of small red fruits, cherry, and spice. On the palate it is presented as ample, suave, powerful, and elegant, with tightly knit tannins, length, and strong freshness.
Awards and Accolades
96/100 Bettane & Desseauve; 17/20 Jancis Robinson; 1 star Guide Hachette; 93/100 Wine Enthusiast; Gold, Challenge International du Vin; Gold, Concours Lyon.
Serving and Cellaring
Serve at 16–18°C. The wine is listed as suitable for drinking or keeping, with one source suggesting it can be enjoyed through 2033.
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