Two Cahors properties in the French press

Tuesday, January 8. 2008

Château Chambert, one of the best Cahors estates, is now the property of the young and successful entrepreneur Philippe Lejeune.

Château Lamartine produces exceptional wines, quite characteristic of the AC.

On January 4, 2008, La Dépêche du Lot, the local newspaper, interviews the ambitious and dynamic Philippe Lejeune who explains his projects for Château Chambert: the success of the Argentinian Malbec revealed the wonderful potential of this historical grape. Lejeune wants to make the Cahors Malbec as successful as the younger Argentinian Malbec.

For the Telegramme de Brest, a newspaper of Britanny, the best way to appreciate a great Cahors wine is to drink a bottle of Château Lamartine 2004: it is the quintessence of a great Cahors Malbec.


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