Chateau Pape Crémant White

One of the oldest chateaux in Bordeaux, dating back to the 13th century. When Bishop Bertrand de Got became Archbishop of Bordeaux, he started making wine in the vineyards he was given. Later, the archbishop became "Pope (Pape) Clement V" and handed over the vineyards, but the name of the chateau is derived from here. Currently, with the improvement of the quality of wine, it has been evaluated as second only to "Haut Brion" and is traded at the same price as the Medock rating 2nd class.