The story of Pope Clement dates back to the 13th century, when Bertrand de Goth, then archbishop of Bordeaux, receives these lands as a gift. Elected Pope in 1306, he took the name of Clement V and renamed his property "Pope Clement" before leaving it to the clergy of Bordeaux, who kept the production for his own consumption. 

It is the arrival in co-ownership of Bernard Magrez, Bordeaux's emblematic figure, which will mark in 1985 the definitive return to a high-level production, a boom now supported by the talents of the famous oenologist consultant, Michel Rolland. 

Grape Varieties: 50% Cabernet Sauvignon, 50% Merlot

The grapes were ripe, rich, and highly aromatics 

Visually, it displays a deep ruby red color, almost black, with violet highlights.

The nose offers a blend of black fruit and spice aromas.

On the palate, the attack is direct and rounded, fruity and harmonious, finishing with silky tannins.

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