The 'Exceptional by ASDA Cahors Malbec' is a supermarket own-label wine from ASDA's premium 'Exceptional' range, sourced from the Cahors AOP in South West France — the historic birthplace of the Malbec grape. It is a rich, structured red that showcases the classic depth and savouriness of French Malbec, bottled at Landiras in Bordeaux and procured by International Procurement and Logistics Ltd.
ASDA's 'Exceptional' range is the UK supermarket's premium own-label wine line, sourced globally and procured by International Procurement and Logistics Ltd. The Cahors Malbec is bottled at EMB 33225C, Landiras, France.
Predominantly Malbec; exact blend not specified, though Cahors AOP rules require a minimum 70% Malbec, with up to 30% Merlot and/or Tannat permitted
A rich and savoury Malbec with hints of plum and spiced black cherries. Firm tannins lead to a long finish.
Cahors is a small red wine appellation in South West France, located around 65 miles southeast of Bordeaux along the river Lot, and is widely regarded as the historic home of the Malbec grape. AOC Cahors wines must contain a minimum of 70% Malbec, and are known for their deeply coloured, robust character — historically nicknamed 'black wine' for their inky depth.
Approximately £6.97–£7.50 per 75cl bottle at ASDA (UK)
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