Going Further
Tasting Notes
Riesling Grand Cru Eichberg opens with aromatic expressions of orange zest, mirabelle, grapefruit and white peach, plus a mineral signature. Wild, rich and opulent attack, beautiful dense and enveloping flesh with intense fruit flavors, stretching to a fine mineral finish.
France
Alsace
Alsace is a wine region with strong Germanic influences located in north-east of France. For instance, Alsace is the only French wine region to predominately grow grapes commonly associated with German wines - Riesling and Gewurztraminer. A Grand Cru classification system exists in Alsace.
Cool to moderate continental climate
Domaine Paul Ginglinger
The soils and terroirs of Alsace are a winemaker’s dream as there is a different soil composition in every single plots of every vineyard. Alsace is a complex mosaic with different soils, subsoils, and bedrocks, being the result of its location on a geological fault. Alsace vineyards sits in a hole between the Vosges and the Black Forest. If we can generalize, the subsoil in Alsace can be marly, slightly granitic, volcanic, sandy, calcareous, or even very stony clay.
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