Domaine Paul Blanck

Furstentum Alsace Grand Cru Riesling 2001

9.1

Vintage 2001| Proof of a long life for riesling. The colour was really brown, mahony brown. Smell with a very little petrol, more honey. That honey is also present in the taste. Good balanced. Appreciating such a ripe wine is a matter of acquired taste. Paired with a mixed fish stew. — 2 months ago

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Doug Powers

@Peter van den Besselaar, while I generally love Riesling, I do prefer the German versions for aging. I’ve had (and still have) an odd bottle(s) of 1988 (1989?) Zind-Humbrecht Riesling “Brand”, but I prefer the other varietal bottling from Alsace (with the concession that the Alsatian bottles with the most potential longevity are their Grand Cru Rieslings)!!

Peter van den Besselaar

@Doug Powers Agreed. I guess the ratio in my cellar is 6:1 German vs French 😉

Albert Mann

Furstentum Alsace Grand Cru Gewürztraminer 2017

Phil Kessling

9.2

Best Gewurz that I ever drank. — a year ago

Domaine Weinbach

Furstentum Alsace Grand Cru Pinots 2020

Michael Roznowski

9.2

Well rounded. Excellent mouthfeel. Notes of honey, vanilla, and baking spices. — 4 years ago

Domaine Weinbach

Altenbourg Alsace AOC Gewürztraminer 2019

Phil Kessling

9.2

Big Gewurz fan and this bottle is drinking great. Spivey, floral with layers of fruit and great acidity. Delicious. — 3 months ago

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Cave Vinicole de Kientzheim-Kaysersberg

Anne de K Alsace Pinot Gris

Sharon B

9.1

A little sweeter than I like but very good. @Delectable Wine this is the Appellation Alsace Controlee, not sure if it’s the same wine thanks! — 5 months ago

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