Château Capitoul Rocaille La Clape 2017

Syrah Blend

750 mL bottle  |   VINTAGES#:  18152
$19.95
RP
90
Château Capitoul Rocaille La Clape 2017 from LCBO
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    There's less Syrah and more Carignan in the 2017 La Clape Rocaille than in the Oros bottling, and it's aged exclusively in tank. It's still an attractive, fruit-driven wine for drinking over the next 3-4 years, with the herbal, spicy notes of the Carignan serving to highlight the blueberry fruit of the Syrah, while the Grenache fleshes out the medium-bodied palate. Drink date: 2019-2023. Score - 90. (Joe Czerwinski, robertparker.com, May 31, 2019)

    PRODUCT DETAILS

    Release Date:
    February 20, 2021
    750 mL bottle
    Alcohol/Vol:
    13.5%
    Made In:
    Languedoc, France
    By:
    Bonfils Les Domaines
    Sugar Content:
    6 g/L
    Sweetness Descriptor:
    XD - Extra Dry
    Style:
    Medium-bodied & Fruity
    Varietal:
    Syrah Blend

    PRODUCT DETAILS

    Release Date:
    February 20, 2021
    750 mL bottle
    Alcohol/Vol:
    13.5%
    Made In:
    Languedoc, France
    By:
    Bonfils Les Domaines
    Sugar Content:
    6 g/L
    Sweetness Descriptor:
    XD - Extra Dry
    Style:
    Medium-bodied & Fruity
    Varietal:
    Syrah Blend
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