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Les ClassiquesSHOP_TREE_CAT1 Pinot d'Alsace (2009) Riesling (2009) Pinot Gris (2008) Pinot-Noir (rouge) (2008) Gewurztraminer (2008) Gewurztraminer (2009) Les Classiques - LES SPECIALITESSHOP_TREE_CAT2Chasselas (2009) Sylvaner Vieilles Vignes (2007) Crémant d'Alsace (2007) Les Vins de Terroir - LES CRUSSHOP_TREE_CAT3Rosenbourg Riesling (2008) Patergarten Riesling (2008) Patergarten Pinot Gris (2007) Altenbourg Gewurztraminer (2006) Les Vins de Terroir - LES GRANDS CRUSSHOP_TREE_CAT4Wineck-Schlossberg Riesling (2006) Schlossberg Riesling (2004) Schlossberg Riesling (2007) Furstentum Riesling (2004) Sommerberg Riesling (2006) Schlossberg Pinot Gris (2007) Furstentum Pinot Gris (2005) ''F'' Pinot Noir (rouge) (2007) Mambourg Gewurztraminer (2007) Les Nectars - LES VENDANGES TARDIVESSHOP_TREE_CAT5Altenbourg Pinot Gris (VT) (2007) Les Nectars - LES SELECTIONS DE GRAINS NOBLESSHOP_TREE_CAT6Furstentum Riesling (SGN) (2002) Furstentum Pinot Gris (SGN) (2001)
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Soil:The Furstentum Grand Cru lies at 400m altitude, facing due south. It is one of the last remaining vestiges of the sub-Mediterranean era which Alsace experienced. The soil is very stony and drains well because the calcareous bedrock breaks through. Vinification:
The grains nobles are picked grape by grape during successive passages through the vineyard. They are in a shrivelled, concentrated state at the moment of picking, having been affected by "noble rot" (Botrytis Cinerea). This concentration masks the varietal characteristics somewhat, yet gives the wine exceptional complexity and power. Elevage:
Once the fermentation is over, the wine must be matured. This stage is essential, in order to fix its structure and aromas. Tasting note:When & with what:Fresh goose livers, pastries, creamy cakes, crème brulée, caramel preparations. A wine to enjoy as an aperitif or with which to celebrate the most important occasions, a wine to sip after the meal with a cigar.
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