For day eight we have the great Gérard Bertrand An1152 Cahors! This wine comes from the South-west of France where winds, sun, and people have shaped the landscapes since the dawn of time. The year 1152, marked a historic union between France and England, where  Henry Plantagenet, future king of England, opened the doors of London to the whole world. The work begins with a selection of the most suitable vines to produce wine on limestone soils and gravelly gravelly terraces. This wine is made from 100% Malbec and is aged for a year in cement vats; showcasing a dark colour with purplish highlights and an intense aroma of black fruits and violet.