Very deeply and densely pigmented, with a color so dark that it approaches the black of lore for this appellation, this is a supremely serious-looking wine. Bravo! A Platinum Award Winner at the 2018 Critics Challenge International Wine & Spirits Competition.Ĭhâteau Haut Monplaisir, Cahors (France) “Pur Plaisir” 2005 ($52, Vintage '59 Imports): Anyone who thinks that Argentina is the last word in high-end renditions of Malbec needs to taste this wine. That said, it’s a presently a true delight already, with blackberry, black cherry, dried herbs, pepper and violet aromas, seamless translation on the palate and a finish that proves extremely persistent. It’s surely headed into a long life of mellowing and exposing myriad charms. 1 Saint-Cernin" 2016 ($99): A massive blend of 60% Merlot and 40% Cabernet Sauvignon that already shows great depth and power. Maison Wessman, Bergerac AOC (France) "No.
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