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Lately, blogs, news and forums buzzed about Malbec from Cahors. For English speakers, the word is not very easy to pronounce correctly. Even Alain-Dominique Perrin, one of the leading Cahors producers and President of the luxury Group Richemont, agreed it was difficult and that winemakers should talk about Malbec, instead of Cahors. The wineloverspage.com forum initiated a lively conversation about our International Days which started with a little discussion on the word "Cahors".
Other topic discussed in the press: the rising fame of Malbec in Cahors. Jennifer Chodzi Rosen discussed our wines in her article, "The Two Lives of Malbec" in the Passenger News. Others, maybe influenced by the famous movie, Sideways, called Malbec "the new Merlot"!
Bilan 2007 de l’AOC Cahors sur les marchés étrangers “L’histoire du vin de Cahors s’apparente à ces fameux méandres qui dessinent le Lot” “Le verre de Cahors : Ouf ! Enfin un verre régional qui est un vrai produit de dégustation / plaisir” Forte progression des ventes de Cahors à l’étranger au cours du 1er trimestre 2008 “Moderniser et rajeunir l’image des vins de Cahors. Ce qui semble en bonne voie …” Prendre un verre de Cahors à Covent Garden (Londres)
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