France wine

Alsace

Nestled between the Vosges mountains and the French Rhine valley, Alsace is a region steeped in viticultural history, famed for its wine appellations that capture the essence of its diverse terroir. The Alsace AOC, the most expansive appellation, blankets the region’s winemaking zones, where varietals like Riesling, Gewurztraminer, and Pinot Gris express their full aromatic complexity.

The prestigious Alsace Grand Cru AOC signifies the pinnacle of quality, with each of the 51 designated vineyards producing wines of unparalleled distinction, reflecting the unique soil and microclimate of each locale.

Then there’s the effervescent Crémant d’Alsace AOC, a sparkling gem that rivals the best bubblies with its finesse and vibrant acidity. Together, these appellations weave a tapestry of flavors and aromas that are as enchanting as the Alsatian landscape itself

  • The Trimbach Pinot Blanc 2015 from Alsace is known for its elegance and balance

    Trimbach Pinot Blanc 2015

    Bottle

    £32.00

    2015 · 13%

    The Trimbach Pinot Blanc 2015 from Alsace is known for its elegance and balance

  • The Trimbach Gewurztraminer 2013 from Alsace is a striking example of this aromatic varietal. It presents a pale golden color and offers a complex bouquet of lychee, rose petal, and orange blossom.

    Trimbach Gewurztraminer 2013

    Bottle

    £32.00

    2013 · 13.5%

    It presents a pale golden color and offers a complex bouquet of lychee, rose petal, and orange blossom.

    Contains Sulphites

  • Vins d’Alsace Arthur Metz Riesling

    Vins d’Alsace Arthur Metz Riesling

    Bottle

    £38.00

    · 12.5%

    rom France has an Aromas of orange, mandarin and mineral notes. Fresh and well-bodied. Goes perfectly with seafood.

    Contains SulphitesContains Added Preservatives

  • The Alsace Riesling Thalburg 2015 - An excellent wine from 30-40 year old vines lower down the hillside of Altenberg de Bergbieten and facing west. Fragments of gypsum can be clearly seen here weathered out on the surface.

    Alsace Riesling Thalburg 2015

    Bottle

    £38.00

    2015 · 14%

    Alsace Riesling Thalburg 2015 a great balance between ripe but pithy lime fruit and flinty mineral notes. Rich and mouth-coating, yet refreshing due to citrus zip acidity.

  • Vins d’Alsace Arthur Metz Pinot Gris

    Vins d’Alsace Arthur Metz Pinot Gris

    Bottle

    £38.00

    · 12.5%

    Upon tasting, the wine is supple and fresh, a harmonious balance that glides across the palate. It reveals a delightful tapestry of fruity notes, with peach and apricot taking center stage

    Contains SulphitesContains Added Preservatives

  • The Alsace Dirler Cadé Riesling Grand Cru Spiegel 2012 is a wine of remarkable complexity and elegance.

    Alsace Dirler Cadé Riesling Grand Cru Spiegel 2012

    Bottle

    £50.00

    2012 · 13%

    Flavors of stone fruits, particularly peach, are prominent, along with a distinctive chalky minerality that adds depth and character.

    Suitable for VegansSuitable for Vegetarians

  • The Alsace Zellenberg Marc Tempe Pinot Blanc 2013  is a notable wine from the Alsace region, crafted with meticulous care.

    Alsace Zellenberg Marc Tempe Pinot Gris 2013

    Bottle

    £55.00

    2013 · 13.5%

    Fresh and vibrant with flavours of green apple, pear, and a subtle hint of honey. The wine has a good balance of acidity and a smooth, lingering finish.

    Contains Sulphites