Organic
Albariño 2025
A Galician grape that moved to the Languedoc and loves it.
Open it when…
Tastes like
peach · lime · sea salt
Feels like
zesty, saline, sunny
Emeric's note
Sardines on the grill
Organic
A Galician grape that moved to the Languedoc and loves it.
Open it when…
Tastes like
peach · lime · sea salt
Feels like
zesty, saline, sunny
Emeric's note
Sardines on the grill
Tall bars, big wine. Low bars, easy wine.
The story
Château Capion is a 45-hectare estate between Aniane and Saint-Guilhem-le-Désert, in the Gassac valley, at the southern edge of the Terrasses du Larzac, certified organic.
Albariño usually comes from rainy Galicia. Capion grows it in the Hérault and keeps it fresh in steel tanks.
A Spanish grape with a French accent. One for the curious.
— Emeric
Where it comes from
The maker
The place
A vast Mediterranean sweep from Nîmes to the Spanish border, the Languedoc has gone from bulk-wine sea to France's most exciting frontier. Old Carignan and Grenache on schist and limestone give garrigue-scented reds; the coast yields zesty Picpoul de Pinet; Limoux makes sparkling wine that predates Champagne. France's largest organic vineyard area.
Best season to open it
AutumnWinter
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