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Opening a bottle of Boxler is taking a sensory journey through Alsace via one ... Opening a bottle of Boxler is taking a sensory journey through Alsace via one of the region’s most historic houses, founded in 1673. This dry Riesling, with its finely etched aromas of exotic flowers, key lime, stone, and spice, is what Alsace is all... more

Intense straw yellow. The nose begins with scents of lemon but with time in th... Intense straw yellow. The nose begins with scents of lemon but with time in the glass the aromas of flowers, peach and apricot pits, and grapefruit skin dominate. Medium-dry, this beautiful wine is young and juicy with a palate that’s fresh and well... more

Engelberg means Angel’s Hill. This was the south-facing hillside vineyard th... Engelberg means Angel’s Hill. This was the south-facing hillside vineyard that was written about in 884 and praised for its wine. The hillside’s topsoil is very thin and marly--average 20 inches in depth--sitting on a mound of hard Oolithic... more

When you taste an irreproachable wine like this one, you wonder why Alsace see... When you taste an irreproachable wine like this one, you wonder why Alsace seems to have so much to prove to the drinking public. This musky Pinot Blanc is weightless, sultry, and lengthy as the day is long. It’s an age-worthy wine for the loyal... more

Foie gras, blue cheese, spicy food, curries. This is what Alsatian vignerons t... Foie gras, blue cheese, spicy food, curries. This is what Alsatian vignerons typically recommend serving with their Gewurztraminers. Of course, Alsace is not exactly teeming with Thai or Indian joints, but it certainly inspires some mouthwatering... more

Soft and delicate, refined floral notes. It combines freshness and suppleness ... Soft and delicate, refined floral notes. It combines freshness and suppleness balanced by a pleasing acidity. Excellent with lighter foods - fish, chicken, salads, pasta – particularly good with Asian cuisines. Outstanding to sip on its own, ideal... more

Inviting honey and apricots on the nose lead to a pure, dry palate with perfec... Inviting honey and apricots on the nose lead to a pure, dry palate with perfect citrusy acidity for balance. You’ll detect a steely quality on the finish, and the slightest hint of the petrol often associated with Riesling. Meyer-Fonné’s Wineck... more

Originating on a terroir of oolitic limestone, this pinot gris presents a pure... Originating on a terroir of oolitic limestone, this pinot gris presents a pure and delicate nose of dried fruits, spices and pears. This wine is created with little residual sugar, the finish is ample but fresh. Perfect as an accompaniment at table... more

This musky Pinot Blanc is weightless, sultry, and lengthy as the day is long. ... This musky Pinot Blanc is weightless, sultry, and lengthy as the day is long. It’s an age-worthy wine for the loyal lover of Alsace and all of its glorious idiosyncrasies. more

The aromatic expression of this grape variety dominates, the very definition o... The aromatic expression of this grape variety dominates, the very definition of the Alsace Gewurztraminer, well anchored in the dry and balanced style of the Trimbach family. Its very elegant bouquet, its crunchiness and its notes of roses, lychee and... more

Opening a bottle of Boxler is taking a sensory journey through Alsace via one ... Opening a bottle of Boxler is taking a sensory journey through Alsace via one of the region’s most historic houses, founded in 1673. This dry Riesling, with its finely etched aromas of exotic flowers, key lime, stone, and spice, is what Alsace is all... more

The Grand Cru Kirchberg de Barr is one of the most renowned Grands Crus of Als... The Grand Cru Kirchberg de Barr is one of the most renowned Grands Crus of Alsace, which gives rise to Riesling of great character. The terroir is deep, giving wines excellent structure, freshness and unparalleled aromatic intensity. Over time, these... more

This rich and elegant wine is a golden yellow in appearance, with aromas of qu... This rich and elegant wine is a golden yellow in appearance, with aromas of quince jam, hazelnuts and flint, which increase with aeration. On the palate, a structured, dynamic body dances with the fine fruit acid; a delicate sweetness — Alsace Grand... more

Coming from the vineyards near Colmar, the center of Alsace's wine country, th... Coming from the vineyards near Colmar, the center of Alsace's wine country, this opulent wine balances robust, tropical fruit notes with bright, balancing acidity. Citrus, jasmine, melon, and pineapple. A beautiful match to spicy Asian cuisine or sharp... more

A dry, delicately fruity wine. It has a bouquet of great finesse with citric n... A dry, delicately fruity wine. It has a bouquet of great finesse with citric nuances and a distinct mineral character. Riesling is the signature varietal of Alsace and produces the region’s finest wines. Aromatic and fermented dry, the Riesling of... more

This is the very definition of the Alsace Riesling, well anchored in the dry a... This is the very definition of the Alsace Riesling, well anchored in the dry and balanced Trimbach style. It shines with its elegant liveliness, crunchiness and notes of white flowers and citrus fruits leading to a minerally finish. It is the perfect... more

A pale yellow color. On the nose, it is expressive and refined with citrus and... A pale yellow color. On the nose, it is expressive and refined with citrus and white flower aromas. It offers a lively attack with refreshing acidity and notes of lime, granny smith apple along with a great structure and clean, dry finish. Try with... more

The delicate nose shows notes of citrus peels, lime and blossom. The palate ma... The delicate nose shows notes of citrus peels, lime and blossom. The palate matches the nose with a great freshness, tension and the final on lime. Great with shellfish and sushi, this wine also pairs well with grilled fish, roasted poultry, snails,... more

Pinot Gris from Alsace is medium-full bodied, opulent and persistent. Pierre S... Pinot Gris from Alsace is medium-full bodied, opulent and persistent. Pierre Sparr’s rich Pinot Gris is grown from 31-year-old vines rooted in granitic, chalky-clay soil. After gentle-pressing, the must is fermented at low temperature in... more

The most approachable wine of Alsace and also the most consistent year in year... The most approachable wine of Alsace and also the most consistent year in year out. Not far in style from an unoaked Chardonnay such as a Macon or Chablis. more