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Jean-Luc Baldès Clos Triguedina The New Black Wine Malbec (Cahors)

Jean-Luc Baldès

Cahors · France

Ficha técnica

Tipo
Red
Uva
Malbec
País
France
Região
Cahors
Denominação
Cahors
Corpo
full
Acidez
high
Tanino
high
Doçura
dry

Harmonização

carnes vermelhas assadas · cordeiro · coq au vin · queijo azul

Safras avaliadas

  • 201395 pts

    Created as an homage to the traditional powerful “black wines” that set the reputation of Cahors in Medieval times, this wine follows the old practice of heating the grape must before fermentation. The result is enormous concentration, seriously tannic ripe black fruit and consi…

  • 201294 pts

    This wine recreates the medieval technique used to cook the fermenting must to make it more stable. In this case, it also produces a wine that is almost black in color, dark in appearance and in flavor. There is also some elegance here, with fine tannins that are well integrated…

  • 201193 pts

    Hugely black and darkly dense, this wine, which recalls the medieval practice of heating the must for concentration, is a massive construction. It has weight and dark tannins, serious black fruits and intense final acidity. Drink from 2017.

  • 200993 pts

    Made from grape must that is heated before fermentation, this is powerful and concentrated, with a rich and very dense character. Prune, dried fruit and fresh plum notes combine with an intense background of acidity. Age for at least five years.

  • 200893 pts

    Made using an adaptation of a Cahors tradition of warming the must before fermentation to increase stability as well as color. Immensely powerful tannins, chocolate density, with a youthful bitter edge at this stage.

  • 200794 pts

    Prunes and dark chocolate, rather than fresh fruits, dominate this dark-hued wine. It has big spice along with dense tannins, power and immense concentration. The acidity brings a light moment of freshness. For aging, 4–5 years.

  • 200694 pts

    By heating part of the must before vinification, Jean-Luc Baldès has revived the medieval way of making Cahors, when it was know as the black wine. It gives, literally, black colored wine, with flavors of stewed prunes allied to intense, dry tannins. Red berries add freshness, b…