Rating 93
Style Red
Blend , Grenache, Mourvèdre
Vintage 2022
Appellation
Provence
France
ABV 14%
Price $55.00  Buy This Wine
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Reviewed 2025-03-04

Perfect For

Dinner Parties, Holiday Meals

Drink If You Like

Grenache, Mourvèdre , Syrah / Shiraz

Château Malherbe Rouge 2022 Review

Southeast of Marseilles along the southern coast of France is Bormes-Les-Mimosas, a coastline zone of the AOC Côtes de Provence and home of Château Malherbe, a polyculture farm that was converted to vines in the 1960s. Though U.S. consumers might be more familiar with rosé wines from this region, this bottle makes a great case for the reds. This is a classic blend of Syrah, Mourvèdre, and Grenache. It brings subtle notes of leather and cured tobacco along with brambly red and blue fruit and a hint of oak. The mouthfeel is excellent with soft, elegant fruit and quiet yet present tannins.

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Château Malherbe Rouge 2022
Southeast of Marseilles along the southern coast of France is Bormes-Les-Mimosas, a coastline zone of the AOC Côtes de Provence and home of Château Malherbe, a polyculture farm that was converted to vines in the 1960s. Though U.S. consumers might be more familiar with rosé wines from this region, this bottle makes a great case for the reds. This is a classic blend of Syrah, Mourvèdre, and Grenache. It brings subtle notes of leather and cured tobacco along with brambly red and blue fruit and a hint of oak. The mouthfeel is excellent with soft, elegant fruit and quiet yet present tannins.

Reviewed On: 03-04-2025
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POINTS
Château Malherbe Rouge 2022
Southeast of Marseilles along the southern coast of France is Bormes-Les-Mimosas, a coastline zone of the AOC Côtes de Provence and home of Château Malherbe, a polyculture farm that was converted to vines in the 1960s. Though U.S. consumers might be more familiar with rosé wines from this region, this bottle makes a great case for the reds. This is a classic blend of Syrah, Mourvèdre, and Grenache. It brings subtle notes of leather and cured tobacco along with brambly red and blue fruit and a hint of oak. The mouthfeel is excellent with soft, elegant fruit and quiet yet present tannins.

Reviewed On: 03-04-2025