Retour Domaine Albert Boxler - Alsace - Gewurztraminer Réserve - Blanc - 2020
COUNTRY/REGION: Alsace
DESIGNATION: AOP Alsace
COLOR: White
VINTAGE: 2020
GRAPE VARIETY: 100% Gewurztraminer
ALCOHOL: 13.5 vol.
CONTENT: 75 cl
The tasting
Color Bright golden yellow.
Nose Fine aromas of Isfahan rose nuanced by subtle notes of lychee on a pure, perfectly ripe whole.
Palate Rich and elegant, this cuvée delivers a ripe, lively Gewurztraminer, its structure balanced between acidity and sweetness revealing a wine of great mastery.
The sommelier's advice
Temperature Serve between 10 and 12°C.
Food Asian cuisine, foie gras and mango chutney with spices, Munster cheese, Comté cheese.
Cellar ageing From now until 2033
The estate and the wine
The estate and the wine A legendary name in Alsace and a shining star with a 3-star rating in the RVF Guide, Domaine Albert Boxler is a dream for wine lovers. They represent the pinnacle of Alsatian winemaking, crafting wines that resonate deeply with emotion.

Jean Boxler's wines are a masterclass in balance and pure expression. Each bottle captures the essence of this illustrious terroir, and the selection we present today simply took our breath away.

We're long-standing admirers, captivated by the ethos of this quiet and passionate house. Their modest fifteen-hectare vineyard, with nearly half being Grand Cru, sits on challenging terrains, demanding hands-on attention at every step.
Wine From three superb limestone terroirs around Turckheim and Katzenthal, the 2020 white Alsace Gewurztraminer Réserve Blanc opens with fine, voluptuous perfumes of rose and lychee, in a ripe, pure ensemble. It's an invitation to travel, an essence of exoticism that wears with rapture, developing a beautiful richness of constitution, of accomplished maturity. What balance and, above all, what intensity! For this white wine is not lacking in natural acidity, and never overripe: a balance on the edge, far from any varietal expression. A guaranteed change of scenery with Asian cuisine, foie gras and mango chutney or mature Comté cheese. Rated 94/100 by the Committee.
Vinification Hand-harvested. Vines aged between 35 and 70 years, around Turckheim and Katzenthal in the Boland, Logelberg and Pfoeller areas, limestone soil. Whole-cluster pressing, static settling, no thermoregulation, fermentation from 2 to 6 months. Aged on lees for 11 months. Natural residual sugar: 35 g/l (Vin Moelleux).
AWARDS
AWARDS Domaine rated 3 stars in the Guide des Meilleurs Vin de France 2023 (RVF)
Domaine rated 5 stars in Guide Bettane + Desseauve 2023
Cuvée rated 94/100 by our Committee!