Triguedina Probus Malbec

In 96 A.D., the Roman emperor Domitian ordered France’s vines to be grubbed up and cereals to be grown instead. In 280 A.D., after the order was annulled by another emperor, Probus, the vine was planted in the Quercy region once again. It was in tribute to him that Jean, the father of Jean-Luc Baldès, created the first cuvée of this top-of-the range Appellation Cahors wine in 1976. Colour: Dark purplish red, with bright glints. Nose: Black fruits and a subtle oaky aroma. In the mouth: Complex, long finish, rich and balanced. Keeping: Can be drunk young if decanted, but is made to be laid down