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Cahors

Cahors

Cahors is an AOC located in the South West France region, known primarily for its red wines. The appellation is characterized by its limestone and clay soils, which contribute to the distinctive profile of its wines. The legal boundaries of Cahors encompass several communes, with a focus on the Lot River valley. The region has a historical significance dating back to Roman times, and it is often associated with the Malbec grape, which is the dominant variety used in its production.

Full-bodied red wines, primarily from Malbec, with dark fruit flavors

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