Okay all Argentina Malbec drinkers; here's a clinic on the French original. First, Cahors is famous for its...

A hulking, brooding black-fruited wine with full-bodied texture. Black plums and berry notes with a hint of black...

The 2004 Cahors Prestige – despite its name – represents the middle of Fournie’s line-up. (Her top cuvee transcends...

Powerful, concentrated, moderate acidity, supple tannins, well-integrated.

Unlike the catalogue notes, I didn't find this particularly accessible. From the impenetrable purple colour to the...

Very concentrated in both colour and flavours, this is a bottle to crack open in the near future. Plush, sweet aromas...

Extremely deep intense purple colour. Very peppery, youthful, black licorice tinged, dusty, dried plum and prune...

Unlike the catalogue notes, I didn't find this particularly accessible. From the impenetrable purple colour to the...

Well-incorporated oak gives smoky edge to sweet fruit. Lush, soft; more accessible than many. Sumptuous,...

One word....wow