Albert Boxler - Alsace - Gewurztraminer - Réserve - White - 2021

Wine:

Originating from three superb limestone terroirs around Turckheim and Katzenthal, the 2021 white Alsace Gewurztraminer Reserve is a finely crafted and precise cuvée with just the right amount of mineral tension. Its intensely aromatic profile, featuring notes of blooming roses, candied ginger, and lychee, is unmatched in typicity. Combining high concentration with the delightful tart freshness of the vintage, this well-balanced wine will delight fans of the grape variety! The finish is equally captivating, digestible, and of great persistence, with a pronounced return of floral flavors. Rated 95/100 by the Committee.

Vinification:

Hand-harvested from vines aged 35 to 70 years. Whole-berry pressing, static settling, no thermoregulation, 2-6 months fermentation on lees. Aged 11 months on lees.
Residual sugar: 30g/l

Color:

Bright light yellow.

Nose:

Intense aromatics with notes of rose blossom, candied ginger and lychee, unmistakable typicity.

Palate:

A fine balance between high concentration and the right mineral tension provided by this 2021 vintage. On the palate, the finish is fresh and easy to digest, with almost endless persistence and a marked return of rose flavors.

Temperature:

Serve between 10 and 12°C.

Food and wine pairing:

Asian cuisine, foie gras and mango chutney with spices, Munster cheese, Comté cheese.

Cellar aging:

From now until 2034

A true legend of Alsace and awarded 3 stars in the RVF Guide, Domaine Albert Boxler is nothing short of a holy grail for wine enthusiasts. Renowned for his meticulous craftsmanship and unwavering standards, Jean Boxler continues to honor the extraordinary terroir of Alsace, crafting wines that inspire profound emotion.

With an unwavering commitment to achieving perfect balance, Boxler’s wines embody purity and precision. Each bottle in this stunning collection reflects the estate’s dedication to elegance and complexity, showcasing the finest nuances of Alsace winemaking.

We’ve been lifelong admirers of this discreet yet passionate estate. Spanning just over 20 hectares—nearly half of which are classified as Grand Cru—its vineyards are perched on steep, hand-tended slopes, epitomizing the artistry and devotion that define Domaine Albert Boxler.