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Photo for illustration purposes only. Vintage sold: 2022
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In a few words ...
The new rules for the production of village wines in Alsace came into effect with the 2011 harvest. Today, only 13 villages can benefit from this label. The village of Gueberschwihr has the potential quality and reputation to be one of them, and we have the wines to prove it, but unfortunately for the application to be accepted by the Inao, it must also be made by a significant number of winegrowers who claim and sell Gueberschwihr wines. To date, we're the only ones who want to use the Gueberschwihr name, so we have to stop using it. Starting with the 2011 harvest, this wine is therefore renamed 'Calcaire', which corresponds to the geological nature of this terroir. The 2011 grapes were healthy and had reached good ripeness, making for a dry wine.
Tasting notes
Appearance
The color is bright yellow.
Aroma
The nose expresses citrus and fruit aromas, and is already inviting you to taste it today. The velvety palate finishes with ripe acidity that conceals the wine's density.
Wine Fruity
Taste
The palate has the fatness and density typical of clay-limestone soils. The mid-palate is still round, but the wine finishes with the structure of a dry wine, where acidity plays its balancing role.
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Product details
Keeps
2037 years
Peak
-
Service
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Grape varieties Riesling
Terroir Argilo-Calcaro-Silicieux, exposé est et sud
Culture type
Biodynamic
Alcohol
13%
Content
75cl
Decanting
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Domaine Zind-Humbrecht
Domaine Zind-Humbrecht is a domain from the region Alsace in France, that produces 30 wines available to purchase, including the wine Riesling Calcaire 2022.
Appellation
Alsace Riesling
The appellation Alsace Riesling is part of the region of Alsace from France which include Domaine Zind-Humbrecht and its 30 cuvées. Spread over ., this region is 1.15 million hectolitres per year (90% white wines, 10% red wines) (4% Alsace Grand Cru).
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