How does Malbec wine from Cahors, France, compare to Argentine Malbec?

Cahors is a wine region in France and with Malbec and most often, wine from the region is known by its robust tannins and structured palate, which differs from the fruit-forward style of Argentine Malbec. The usual character of Cahors Malbec is dark fruit based, with hints of savory like graphite, tobacco, or dried herbs. Both Malbec styles provide unique examples of the variety though Cahors Malbec usually needs more ageing to soften its tannins and gain all of its complexity.