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Alsace Terroirs White

Our Terroir Wines come from specific places, each providing particular complexity to the wines. Our ultimate goal in the vineyard, but also in the cellar, is to allow our wines to fully express these terroirs.

 

There also are Wines coming from the Grand Cru Kirchberg controlled appellation. Those vines require more than a decade to reach the deep mother rock and draw a minerality that will be revealed by wines.

Best consumed : 10 to 15 years

Sweetness : 

1 : Dry wine

2 : Middle dry wine

3 : Middle sweet

4 : Sweet wine

5 : Liquor-like wine

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Sylvaner Weibaum

A.O.C (French quality wines)

Type : dry and light white wine.

Sweetness: 1 

Terroir: From our oldest vines (more than 60 years).

Comment

Dry and straight wine, typical of this grape variety with honeysuckle and beeswax notes. It is a rustic and thirst-quenching character wine. A lemony and floral attack with a powerful structure. The final is long and reveals mineral notes.

Food and wine pairing :

Preferably drunk between 8 and 10 ° C . Perfect with oysters, it is just as wonderful with other shellfish, but also charcuterie, smoked trout, light appetizers and young goat cheeses.

Best consumed: within 5 - 7 years.

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Ribeauvillé Riesling

A.O.C (French quality wines)

Type : dry white wine

Sweetness : 1 

Terroir :

Late parcels on south-east facing slopes. There is one small parcel in the lower part of the Osterberg Grand Cru, and two others close to the Kirchberg Grand Cru.

Comment

This Ribeauvillé Riesling is more complex than our regular Riesling. It develops white flowers and pineaple touches on the nose. The mouth is crunchy and powerful but keep a nice balance and elegance thanks to this ripe aciditity coming from the terroir. 

Food and wine pairing :

Preferably drunk between 8 and 10 ° C. Riesling is an excellent food wine. It has a natural affinity with fish in a cream sauce, traditional or fish sauerkraut, “Coq au Riesling”, and some soft cheeses.

Best consumed : within 4 to 6 years.

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Hagel Riesling

A.O.C (French quality wines)

Type : dry white wine

Sweetness : 1

Terroir :

One of the rare Ribeauvillé parcel planted on a gneiss terroir (decaying rock, very old, close to granite in composition) whereas other Ribeauville terroirs are principally chalky-marl based. This vineyard is in terrace as the land is very steep and rocks are close to the surface. East/south-east exposure.

Comment :

This wine opens clear, fresh and fine on the nose with refreshing lemon and white flowers notes. The mouth is crystalline and delicate with lovely mineral notes and a chiseled acidity. This delicate Riesling has a tense, salty and lingering finish.

 

Food and wine pairing :

Preferably drunk between 10 and 12 ° C. Beautifully matched with raw fish in citrus marinade, napolitan spaghetti (tomato and anchovies) or linguini alle vongole.

Best consumed : within 10 to 15 years

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Grand Cru Kirchberg de Ribeauvillé Riesling

A.O.C (French quality wines)

Type : dry white wine

Sweetness : 1 

Terroir :

Vineyard planted on the top of the Kirchberg Grand Cru, a chalky-marl soil in plateau, therefore cooler. South exposure.

Comment 

Intense and complex wine with citrus fruits peels aromas (grapefruit, lemon) very specific to the terroir. The palate is ripe and powerful but straight and elegant thanks to a beautiful acidity. Noble bitterness coming from marls structuring mouth end. Long and persistent finale.

Food and wine pairing :

Preferably drunk between 10 and 12 ° C. This wine is perfect with elaborated fish dishes such as fish baeckeoffe (creamy saffron sauce), fish sauerkraut (shallot and Riesling butter sauce), monkfish a l’armoricaine ( tomato and wine based sauce), fish filets with lobster sauce but also with some soft cheeses like St Marcellin or Pont l’Evêque.  

Best consumed : within 15 to 20 years.

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Grand Cru Kirchberg de Ribeauvillé Gewurztraminer

A.O.C Alsace Grand Cru (French quality wines)

 

Type: middle sweet white wine

 

Sweetness : 3


Terroir

Vineyard located on a marly-chalky-sandstone terroir, at the top of the Kirchberg Grand Cru, which is the most windy, flat and late-ripening section which offer a powerful acidity to the wine. 


Comment 

Exotic and floral, powerful nose with letchi and passion fruit aromas. Full-bodied and intense in the palate, freshness is kept thanks to a beautiful acidity. Acidity and flavour are long in the palate


Food and wine pairing :

Preferably drunk between 10 and 12 ° C. Perfect with full-flavour dishes, exotic or spicy (tajine with fruits, sweet and sour chicken, caramel pork, chicken curry), strong cheese (Munster, Epoisse), medium-sweet dessert (flambée apple pie, exotic fruit sorbet).

Best consumed : within 15 to 20 years.

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