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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’ at Chateau de Haute-Serre transforms the Malbec grape into a very noble vintage. Very dark in colour with carmine highlights and a wonderfully complex and powerful bouquet of morello cherry, blackcurrant, and spices. The freshness and fruitiness on the nose carry over beautifully to the palate, which has a long, silky aftertaste.
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What food goes with Malbec?
Grilled red meat is the classic match, along with burgers, sausages and smoky barbecue dishes.
Where does Malbec come from?
It originated in south west France, where it is the main grape of Cahors. Today it is best known from Mendoza in Argentina.