>> The reference in its field - The Riesling Pfingstberg Grand Cru
|  | ; | With a fine intensity, dominant green highlights, an expressive and open bouquet, it is upright, very fine and subtle, elegantly fruity with a taste of grapefruit and gooseberry. Floral in nature, it reveals the aromas of honeysuckle, balm, citronella and elderberry flowers. | It is also delicately muscat-like, displaying a slight mineral presence. Something of a complex wine, elegant and lively, it has plenty of body and is dry and pure. Still young, energetic and rather feminine, it will be remarkable after 4 to 6 years. |
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| ; | Gastronomic combinations - Warm spring platter of young vegetables. - Vinaigrette of dried tomatoes with olive oil from the Baux Valley and squares of lemon.
Eric Lestuzzi Chef Restaurant Julien Strasbourg (France) |
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