Chateau du Cedre Camille Malbec

Chateau du Cedre Camille MalbecLoaded with deep, luscious plum and cassis compote, its vibrant juiciness is lifted by a delicate herbal note and a lingering, earthy finish. Argentine Malbec and Cahors share the grape but diverge in place and style. Argentinas high altitude Mendoza vineyards yield ripe, plush wines with deep color, violet perfume, blackberry and plum, supple tannins, moderate acidity, and generous alcohol; oak often adds vanilla and cocoa. Cahors, from southwest

Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon are vinified separately

but it works

making it a dream match for pizza

red cherry

It still has the unctuous texture of great Viognier

The fermentation was stopped in an off-dry style to provide palate weight and texture

Pinot Meunier and Pinot Noir

the herb infusion was blended with one of their reserve sparkling base wines and allowed to mature and integrate for a short period before bottling

this wine is ideal served slightly chilled

persistent bubbles

Delicious slightly chilled (yes

Billecart-Salmon's Sous Bois has aromas of green apple and crisp white peach mingled with freshly baked bread