Château Lacapelle Cabanac in Montreal, Canada

Thursday, August 21. 2008
Canadian Cahors wine connoisseurs are happy people: the wines of Château Lacapelle Cabanac are now on the wine list of several Montreal restaurants: « Le Paris Beurre », « Le mas des Oliviers », « Au 5ème Péché », « Restaurant Ambiance », « Restaurant l’ô (Novotel Montréal)».

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Praise for Cahors wines from UK

Monday, August 18. 2008
British people have a real fondness for the Black wines of Cahors, as befit their traditions. More praise for them comes from the ukwinesonline.co.uk blog.

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Results of the First International Lot Wine Contest

Thursday, August 14. 2008

Here are our winners:

Gold : Domaine de Cause (Cuvée Malbec), Château Fantou 2007 (Cuvée Tradition), Château Lamartine 2006 (Cuvée expression), Clos Troteligotte 2007 (La Perdrix), Château des Roches 2007 (Vendémiaire),

Silver : Château Laur 2007 (Vieilles Vignes), Château Trompette, Château de Gaudou 2006 (Cuvée Grande Lignée), Domaine de La Garde 2006 (élévé en fût de chêne), Mas del Périé 2007 (Tradition)

Bronze : Château la Pineraie (cuvée Malbec), Château Le Brézeguet 2006 (vieilles vignes), Domaine d’Homs 2007 (Cuvée tradition), Domaine Ichard 2007, Camp del Saltre 2007, Mont Laur 2007 (Tradition).

Congratulations to all of them!


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The Queen of Denmark in Cahors

Monday, August 11. 2008

Queen Margrethe of Denmark and her French-born husband Prince Henrik are enjoying their annual summer break at their wine-growing estate of Château de Cayx, near the historic town in the south-west of France. The couple bought the property in 1974 and have lovingly restored the 14th century estate over the years. Their wines are well rated by wine critics.


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"Embrace the Black Wine of Cahors"

Friday, August 8. 2008
Great advice from Julia, in Boston, in her blog Vintage Dirt. 

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Anthony Rose raves about Cahors wines

Tuesday, August 5. 2008
British wine journalist Anthony Rose became a fan of Cahors wines after a trip to the Cahors region. He explains why in a long article in the British Independent.

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