- At least 70% Malbec: Cahors AOC red wine is made with a minimum of 70% Malbec, known locally as Côt or Auxerrois.
- Deep and expressive: Cahors Malbec is celebrated for its deep colour, structured tannins and excellent ageing potential.
- Distinctive terroirs: The vines grow across river terraces and limestone plateaux, creating wines with varied and distinctive characteristics.
- Traditional blends: Malbec may be complemented by Merlot or Tannat, adding softness, fruit or spice.
- Remarkable value: Cahors wines are recognised internationally while often remaining refreshingly affordable.
Argentine Malbec may now be famous around the world, but the grape’s historic roots can be traced back to this part of south-west France.