Château du Cèdre, in the heart of the Cahors, is regarded as a leading regional producer. The refined Malbec grape reaches new heights here. Deep, dark and elegant wines reveal the superb terroir of the estate.
Pascal and his brother Jean-Marc, bring a welcome refinement to the wines of Cahors. Their father began making wines at Château du Cèdre in the 1970s, and the fun-loving sons took over in the 1990s, banning all herbicides and chemicals, and adopting a domaine motto: ‘Move forward, experience new ways.’
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Chateau Cedre Heritage Cahors 2018
A pure product of Cahors, made of Malbec complemented by some bunches of Merlot. An intense and fresh nose, with blackcurrant, wild pepper and mint. A smooth and delicious wine that pairs well simple and honest food: some grilled vegetables, a creamy polenta with simmered meat, or matured cheeses.
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