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Tag Archives: Cahors
Further thoughts about that whole Lagrézette challenge thing…
Last week, in conjunction with my participation in Malbec Days, I took part as planned in a blind tasting of eight malbec wines organized by Château Lagrézette, Cahors’ best known wine producer, internationally. The whole event, as I wrote before on this blog and on PalatePress, was a “rematch”, following my review of Le Pigeonnier [...]
Posted in France, red wine, winemaking Also tagged Cédric Blanc, Château Lagrézette, Cuvée Dame Honneur, Jean Courtois, Le Pigeonnier 1999, Malbec, Malbec Days, Palate Press, Rémy Charest, vanity winemaking 1 Comment
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Cahors, I still like you – and please make some whites.