Catherine le Goeuil Cairanne 2015 Bottle:1 Mediterranean herbs and marine sensations

Mediterranean herbs and marine sensations animate a subtle and romantic body

from which comes a wine that Toni describes as “not a charming Riesling” with a wink in his eye

This Argentinean still wine is composed of 100 percent Malbec grapes — the icon grape of Argentina — giving it a sweet and silky flavor of tannins with an aroma filled with plums

evidenced by a gold medal at the 2017 San Francisco Chronicle Wine Competition

Catherine le Goeuil Cairanne 2015 Bottle:1 Mediterranean herbs and marine sensationsRipe and decadent nose, wild thyme, stones, and loads of Grenache fruit; chewy, concentrated, great tannins, palate staining sensations, and just a whole lot of rock n roll going on. Cairanne belongs to the Ctes du Rhne Villages appellation and is widely regarded as the star among the seventeen villages that have the right to use this designation.