serving as a direct outcome of the estate’s rigorous agricultural management during a variable growing season
This translates to a wine with a lean
under the direction of Alain and Agnès Carrère with Tom Lubbe's guidance
Three weeks of skin contact with indigenous yeasts gives it a texture and grip that orange wine lovers will recognize immediately — but this isn't a novelty bottle
employing traditional Médoc pruning and careful canopy management to ensure physiological maturity across their gravel-dominant terroir in the heart of Margaux
2021 Cosse Maisonneuve, Cahors, Les Laquets Region_Beaujolais serving as a direct outcomeDomaine Cosse Maisonneuve is situated in Prayssac, near Cahors, and was established in 1999 by Matthieu Cosse and Catherine Maisonneuve, who manage the estate using biodynamic farming practices. This wine is made from Malbec grown in vineyards located on the third terrace above the Lot river, featuring older vines planted in clay limestone soils. In the glass, it shows an intense, dark color with concentrated notes of blackberry, black cherry, and