Cahors Wine

Cahors, often referred to as the "black wine" of the Southwest of France, boasts a deep history that dates back to Roman times. Nestled in the Lot valley, the Cahors wine region has been producing wines of distinction for centuries. The primary grape, Malbec, gives these wines their notable deep Cahors, often referred to as the "black wine" of the Southwest of France, boasts a deep history that dates back to Roman times. Nestled in the Lot valley, the Cahors wine region has been producing wines of distinction for centuries. The primary grape, Malbec, gives these wines their notable deep hue and intense flavors. But it's not just about color; Cahors wines are also known for their velvety texture and complex aromas, ranging from dark fruits like blackberry and plum to hints of white pepper and violet. Historically, Cahors wines were held in such high regard that they were served at royal courts across Europe. Today, they remain a testament to the dedication and passion of the winemakers in the region, continuing to enchant wine enthusiasts around the world. With every glass, one can taste a journey through time and the rich terroir of the Cahors region. read more... less