Although this wine was extremely difficult to find online, at least for a good label shot and a description, it does not appear to be too difficult to obtain in a store. I was able to see this wine referenced on a few sites but in regards to a picture and a description, well, that was more challenging.
Tonight my wife and I tried the 2003 vintage and it was completely enjoyable. Like all French reds, it needed some breathe time. The wine was well rounded as Bordeaux typically are but it had more body than you would expect from a Bordeaux. Maybe a couple more years would be good for this vintage.
Anyway, here are some links to information about this wine. Looks like it was wine of the week for Chicago Tribune in October 2006. I recommend this wine mainly because of the price (under $15). It is easy to drink in that it has a balanced flavor and a medium body that can satisfy most moods.
This wine on cellartracker.com
This wine on Chicago Tribune site
This wine on corkd.com
This wine on izmowine.com
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