high grown Beaujolais with perhaps the pulp of an early drinking Rhône (from the higher altitude vineyards of the Ardèche) and you'll be getting close
reflecting the wine's concentration and quality McLaren Vale fruit
The multilayered palate is carried through by a steadying
sh-boogie bop Prince version
giving it a smooth and velvety texture that lingers on the palate
Château La Reyne 2017, Cahors AOC 3-drops high grown Beaujolais with perhapsMalbec, Deep ruby, almost black colour. The nose is intense and pure: ripe black fruits and sweet cinnamon mixed with earthy notes. Palate is rich and dense, but balanced with fine tannins. The aromas are well pronounced by notes of ripe dark fruits, with some nice floral notes, sweet spices, and a long lingering finish highlighted by sweet, sappy tannins.