Chateau La Grave Cahors

The Château La Grave Cahors is a red wine from the Cahors AOC in southwest France, made by Philippe Bernède.

• Grape Variety: 100% Malbec (locally called Côt), offering full-bodied wines with firm tannins and dark fruit notes.

• Region: Produced in Cahors, known for its “black wines,” on clay-rich soils under a favorable climate.

• Winemaking: Hand-harvested, traditionally fermented, and aged for one year in 100-hectoliter wooden vats for balanced structure and flavor integration.

• Tasting Notes: Deep red-black color, aromas of fresh plums, blackcurrants, and leather, with a light yet structured palate and well-integrated tannins.

• Pairing: Perfect with charcuterie, grilled meats, and regional dishes like duck confit.

• Recognition: The 2019 vintage has an average score of 88.3 points on CellarTracker.

This wine embodies the tradition and authenticity of Cahors, showcasing Malbec in its ancestral home.