The Château de Haute-Serre stands at an altitude of 300 meters at the crossroads of the Parc régional des Causses du Quercy and the Cahors appellation. Among the highest and rarest densities of the plateau, the vines draw nourishment from the unique clay-limestone siderolithic soil from the Kimmeridgian, enriched with blue clay and iron concretions. This wine has been named after Georges Vigouroux, the pioneer who saw the potential of this haven of biodiversity and brought the historic vineyard back to life in 1971.

On the palate, there's great tension and very silky tannins with aromas of prune, enhanced by the spicy notes that are the signature of Château de Haute-Serre.

Selected from specific plots within the Château de Haute-Serre estate, this wine faithfully expresses the identity of its terroir. The grapes, carefully selected from an iconic plot, reflect the natural balance between soil, climate, and grape variety, resulting in a sincere and harmonious expression of Malbec. Strict control of winemaking temperatures.

Aged for 12 months, 50% in 400-liter barrels before blending. The wine is aged for 12 to 18 months in the bottle before release.