Zette puts back the Black Wine of Cahors on the map

Tuesday, June 24. 2008

Zette, the wine launched by the famous Château de Lagrezette, is strongly recommended on a wine blog for its qualities:

"JUICY, FULLER-BODIED REDS

Zette 2003 Malbec, Cahors | $11

The ground-floor wine from Domaine de Lagrezette, which is looking to put the once-famous “black wines” of Cahors, in the southwest of France, back on the map. A stone bargain, with lush depths of wonderful sappy, ripe blueberry/blackberry fruit. (Frederick Wildman)"

It is very interesting to note that, when A.D. Perrin creates the "Pourpre" brand to counter the black wine strategy, his own wine is considered as one of the best representatives of this category.


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