Cap Classique, noun phrase

Origin:: FrenchShow more French, Cap Cape (see Cape) + classique classic.

Shortened form of Methode Cap Classique. Also attributive.

1992 I. Von Holdt in Sunday Times 6 Sept. 13Paul Cadiau, wine educator, writer and graduate oenologist from France..was full of praise for the Cap Classique wines. ‘The name is beautiful — it tells everyone what it is, and it personalises the wine.’

1992 Style Nov. 92Cap Classique Celebration, a brunch in which 12 local producers of sparkling wine will be presenting about 20 top-notch sparklers.

Shortened form of Methode Cap Classique. Also attributive.

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Capab, nounn.Cape, nounn.

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