Château Lagrézette Cahors 2001
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- Winery:
- Domaine de Lagrezette
- Varietal:
- Valdigui
- Region:
- France > South West France > Garonne > Cahors
- Type:
- Red Wine
- UPC:
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Winemakers Notes
The Grand Vin won several Gold Medals in the Paris, Brussels and Macon wine fairs. It is also quoted in the most prestigious wine guides. Chateau Lagrezette benefits from a separate vinification for each parcel and each grape variety, and the different lots are assembled after 18 to 20 months' ageing in oak barrels. This Auxerrois and Merlot blend, which also comprises a small proportion of Tannat, is fined with egg whites or lightly filtered prior to bottling. A true vin de garde, Chateau Lagrezette will age gracefully over twenty-five years or so.
Blend : 80 % Malbec, 17 % Merlot, read more...
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