Pinot noir from Alsace Red
Dry red wine, deploys all its charm and originality with red meats and
game, cold cuts, goat or Gruyère cheese and grilled meats.
Pinot noir "Cuvée Allegro" Aged in oak barrels
Pinot Noir aged in oak barrels "Tonnellerie Rousseau".
The latter develops a very beautiful bright red color with purplish reflections, which opens with slightly woody notes of aromatic herbs.
(thyme, rosemary). The palate is rich and full and the finish is greedy. The tannins are silky and supple.
Pinot Noir Rosé
Pinot Noir Rosé is best served chilled on all occasions. It goes perfectly with salads, hors d'oeuvres, cold meats, tarts flambées, quiches from Lorraine, and of course, grilled fish and meats. It is also served as an aperitif.
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Grand Cru Mambourg Pinot Gris, Gewurztraminer
As early as 783, history reveals that the wines of Sigoltesberg (the current Mambourg) were renowned. Many convents and lords owned them and gave them their letters of nobility. Mambourg wines are very distinctive, beautifully harmonious and have a long aging potential. they are elegant, of great finesse and their powerful aromas have very good persistence.
Grand Cru Schoenenbourg Riesling
On the Schoenenbourg de Riquewihr, Riesling is king. The Grands Crus Schoenenbourg are excellent wines for laying down, developing powerful and rich aromas.
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Late harvest Gewurztraminer
The "Vendanges Tardives", to the identity of the grape variety and its aromatic character is added the power due to the phenomenon of concentration. Such wines can be tasted alone, with foie gras or certain dishes with pronounced and elaborate flavors, as well as with desserts.
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Crémant d'Alsace Brut, Rosé, Blanc de Noirs
Sparkling wine made from the happy alliance of Alsace grape varieties and the traditional method. Constitutes a
refined aperitif and an ideal cocktail or reception wine.