Chateau De Gaudou Cahors

Cahors is a majestic wine region in the southwestern part of France. It’s known as the center for ‘dark wine’, which has been in production here since the Middle Ages. The wines from this area were also exported via Bordeaux, long before the region had developed its own reputation. Established in 1733, the name ‘Gaudou’ is held by both the Chateau and its ancient location. This wine is a blend of Malbec, Merlot and a dash of Tannat. It’s softly textured and fleshy, packed with a black fruit and jam with a hint of chocolate and smoke.