The on line version of the British wine magazine, Decanter.com, announced our event and Philippe Lejeune, from Château Chambert, posted a note saying Stéphane Derenoncourt, who consults for him, will speak at the convention.
For more details, read Decanter.com article.
From Decanter, article of James Lawther (august 2007)
“Cahors is typically a deep-coloured, medium-bodied wine with dark fruit, violet and mineral notes and firm tannic structure. Some producers have moved towards a more seductive, earlier-drinking wine with rounded tannins and a taste of new oak.”
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“Fini le yaourt”… et vive le vin de cahors !
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argentina
aromas
balance
black colour
black truffle
black wine
cahors
Château Chambert
Château du Cèdre
chocolate
clos la coutale
decanter
food
food friendly wine
france
game and lamb
international
interview
malbec
michel bettane
pairing
Philippe Lejeune
red meat
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risotto
rounded tanins
Stephane Derenoncourt
Triguedina
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