Magnum of Cahors, Clos Triguedina 2019

Red Wine from France - SW France (excl. Bordeaux)

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Appropriately dark, full-flavoured red from one of France's iconic vineyards, popular here since the days of Queen Eleanor. Ripe with some concentration and plenty of dark-fruit flavours and perfect with a Christmas roast. Brilliant in the magnum size.

£44.00 Magnum

£264.00 Case of 6

In Stock

150cl (Magnum) 75cl

Code: FC43264

Wine characteristics

Red Wine
Medium-bodied
Malbec/Cot
150cl (Magnum)
Now to 2032
14% Alcohol
bouquet/flavour marked by oak
Cork, natural

Clos Triguedina

This leading estate in Cahors in South West France has been owned by the Baldès family since 1830. Jean-Luc Baldès, the current owner, has some 57 hectares from which to make his portfolio of wines which includes small amounts of white and rosé although it is visibly the red Cahors which shapes the estate’s reputation.

To this end, the vineyards – some of which are of considerable age - are planted mainly with malbec grapes as well as merlot and tannat. The style here is structured and generously flavoured.

The top wine is Probus, inspired by the Roman emperor of the same name, who is said to have authorised the return of winemaking to Cahors in the 3^rd century after the vines had been uprooted 2 centuries earlier. Made from 100% malbec and aged in new oak it is intended for long-term cellaring.

Another addition to the range is the The New Black Wine, Jean-Luc’s reinvention of the original “black wine of Cahors” This was a favourite in England during the Middle Ages, and owed its density to the process of heating part of the must to extract more colour.

The Petit Clos produced by the estate is in a much, fresher fruitier style than the other wines and is meant to be drunk young. It is a perfect introduction to the fuller, darker wines of this historic estate.