Crémant D’ Alsace - Domaine Armand Gilg
Crémant d'Alsace, established in 1976, is France's second-largest sparkling wine category, following Champagne. Produced using the méthode traditionnelle, it undergoes a secondary fermentation and at least nine months of lees ageing, imparting a toasty, nutty complexity. Domaine Armand Gilg’s Crémant D’Alsace Extra Brut presents a pale lemon colour with persistent bubbles and a creamy palate of apricot, lemon, and ripe apple. Its vibrant acidity, long finish, and complexity make it a versatile wine, ideal for pairing with seafood and light appetisers. Scored 92/100, this Chardonnay-based sparkling wine is a fantastic choice for both immediate enjoyment and cellaring until 2030.
Grand Cru Rosacker Riesling 2019, Julien Schaal
How can things go wrong when the glass is filled up with a Grand Cru Riesling from Alsace? Actually, it cannot!
Les Vieilles Vignes de Sylvaner 2018, Domaine Ostertag
It is an enjoyable wine with some minerality notes and a likeable gentle fruity character.
Les Jardins Gewurztraminer 2018, Domaine Ostertag
It is a wine that one can hardly resist. Charming from the first smell to the last drop.
Riesling 2018, Leon Beyer
It is the typical and traditional style for this Riesling from Alsace.
Gewürztraminer 2015, Leon Beyer
It is a well-aged delicious wine that will save the day if you do not know what to put in the middle of the table to cover everyone.