Chateau Les Croisille Croizillon France Malbec 2014 Color:Red stone fruit and lively citrus

stone fruit and lively citrus prevail with aspects of integrated vanilla oakyness and a compact acidity along a good full body providing backbone and length

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On the nose this wine displays bright cherry and red fruit character with touches of spice

nut and licorice aromas and flavors

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Chateau Les Croisille Croizillon France Malbec 2014 Color:Red stone fruit and lively citrusThis is a tale of two Malbecs. When grown in Argentina, where about 70% of the worlds plantings can be found today, Malbec grapes are transformed into fruit forward, plummy wines with a velvety texture. When grown in their historic homeland of Cahors in southwest France, those grapes make wines that are more savory and tart, with firm tannins and a blackberry like flavor. In Cahors, Malbec typically is blended with Merlot and Tannat to produce