Maison De Palais Voleur
Why we picked it
INCIDENT REPORT, filed by Inspector Clouseau: Someone has combined 50% Cabernet with 50% Syrah. In broad daylight. I have dusted the bottle for fingerprints and found only my own. I asked questions; it refuses to talk. I have narrowed the suspects to everyone in the Languedoc, and also myself. Conclusion: the Cabernet gave it the structure, the Syrah gave it the swagger, and someone gave it to me, and now the bottle is empty and I remember nothing. I suspect it was delicious. The case will remain open until further sips.
Type, Body & Flavor
Red Wine Full Bodied Black BerryPairings & Occasions
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