Capitoul Rosé Bonfils

A precious Mediterranean vineyard composed of pebbles and rolled pebbles, Château Capitoul appears like a rough diamond placed on the La Clape massif. With 62 hectares of vines located at the extreme tip of the La Clape massif, its terroir. is the most maritime of the appellation Its vineyard dates back to the 14th century, when it was exploited by the cathedral of Narbonne, which gave its name to the château. In 2015 the La Clape appellation was recognized as “Grand Vin du Languedoc” , thus joining other prestigious French appellations with international renown.

Capitoul – Ode can be enjoyed as an aperitif, or accompanied by tapas, a bouquet of shrimp, grilled sea bream, a vegetarian tagine or even a strawberry panna cotta.