Experience the beauty of AOC Cahors, a traditionally fermented wine that embodies a well-balanced structure of 85% Malbec and 15% Merlot while preserving the fruity and round flavor. The Chateau Nozieres 2020 is a no-brainer purchase.
 
It has obtained a 1-star rating in the 2023 edition of the Hachette Wines Guide. Drink between 2023 and 2025.
 
Dussert Gerber 90/100 points: Cahors Chateau Nozieres 2020, Malbec (85%), and Merlot (15%), with its ruby ​​color, it is balanced, with ripe tannins, a nose where ripe fruits and undergrowth dominate, it is a wine with a flattering palate.
 
Wine Enthusiast 89 points (Very good, Often good value; well recommended): This wine, matured in tank, is about ripe black fruits that are still softening. The juicy berry flavors are full and rich, with a young, stalky edge. Drink this full wine from 2024. — Roger Voss.
 
Cahors Malbec is the perfect wine for food pairing, as it flawlessly complements main courses and hard cheese. With its versatility, this wine can be enjoyed from the start to the end of your meal. Don't miss the chance to elevate your dining experience with a glass of Cahors Malbec!

Parcels: The vines are between 20 to 30 years old.
Work on the vines: The process involves hand leaf removal and thinning.
Yield: The yield is 50 hl/ha. Soil type: The vines are grown in the second and third terraces of the Lot Valley.
 
Harvesting: The harvesting process is mechanical with manual follow-up.
Fermentation: The wine is traditionally fermented in thermo-regulated vats for two weeks.
Maturation: The maturation process is carried out classically in concrete and stainless steel vats for 18 months.
 
Ships on the same working day if ordered before noon.