Fabien Jouves “You F&@k My Wine?” 2025 Region_Walker Bay caramel & a hint of

caramel & a hint of peppery character

fermented with native yeast in neutral vessels

with silky texture and butterscotch notes

it is regional-level Burgundy grown on the same slopes and the same clay-limestone soils as wines that carry far grander names

and it has almost nothing in common with the Willamette Valley three hours north

Fabien Jouves “You F&@k My Wine?” 2025 Region_Walker Bay caramel & a hint ofThe Land Cahors is the historic home of Malbec, famous for dark, tannic reds once called the black wine of Cahors. This is the playful opposite. Fabien Jouves farms on the causse, the high limestone plateau above the town, where his vines sit around 300 to 350 meters on clay and limestone, higher and cooler than the valley floor. That altitude and the limestone bring freshness and lift to Malbec, which is exactly what a wine like this is after: bright