2023 Cahors ‘Coeur de Malbec’, Lionel Osmin, AOP Cahors
2023 Cahors ‘Coeur de Malbec’, Lionel Osmin, AOP Cahors
£18.95
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This Cahors from Lionel Osmin is very typical of Malbec from Cahors – rich, full-bodied and concentrated with a wealth of blackcurrant and dark fruits, notes of clove tinged spice and mediterranean herbs. This is a great match to a variety of dishes, especially confit duck, coq au vin and hard cheeses.
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