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Have you tried a Cahors yet?

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jimbill

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Tried two now and don't get the fascination.
Typically all malbec.
WS keeps reviewing them and trying to build interest. I assume they have been making wine for hundreds of years and were never taken too seriously.

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Re: Have you tried a Cahors yet? - bernieclub 08:26:58 07/09/05 (1)
Not much about it to impress...solid everyday table wine in the traditional style...nothing like the Argentines. If you're a fan of natural fermention and neutral oak, some great bargains are available from small specialty importers like Kermit Lynch or Eric Solomon.
Bernie
- Re: One bottle nightly.....too much? - Satyr 06:23:39 10/05/05 (0)
  I think the only real point is that it is a nice area of France and is a cheap wine whilst there. New world eg Oz, Chilean, SA are better (and usually cheaper) unless you are there.
  Mundi vicit.

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