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French Malbec AOP Cahors

French Malbec AOP Cahors

Fruit, fine tannins and good length on the palate make this one of the rare Cahors that can be drunk right from its early years as well as after lengthy aging. The ‘terroir’ here transforms the Malbec grape into a very noble vintage.

French Malbec AOP Cahors

Bertrand-Gabriel Vigouroux was one of the first to use integral vinification in 400-litre barrels on rollers in the 2005 vintage, a technique that produces a very fine wine.

With no doubt, Géron Dadine is a “Vin Noir” of Cahors. Its deep dark robe already gives an idea of the high concentration of this wine. Its nose reveals perfumes of stewed black and red fruits enhanced by spicy hints. The mouth is coated by very long, tight, and elegant tannins that seem to never end.

French Malbec AOP Cahors

Icône wines are made from selected wine stock and hand-picked grapes. Aged for 24 months, only the best barrels are selected and blended to produce just 3,000 bottles a year. They embody the quintessential qualities of Haute-Serre.

Chardonnay IGP Côtes du Lot

Bertrand-Gabriel Vigouroux introduced Chardonnay, a grape that does well in the Haute-Serre ‘terroir’, then developed this rare, exceptional bottle.

Malbec brut sparkling rosé

A rare vintage where Malbec fizzes with fine bubbles. A singular, precious Malbec Brut Rosé, made using traditional methods, which exceeds existing standards.