Vincent Stoeffler
Gewürztraminer Vendanges Tardives 2018
Alsace | Blanc | 2018
The grapes for this cuvée are late-harvested, benefiting from exceptional concentration due to noble rot. This wine exhibits remarkable unctuosity and richness, a result of limited production from exceptional terroirs. Enthusiasts of sweet wines will appreciate this cuvée, which reveals its full potential over the years. An ideal choice to accompany dishes such as foie gras or to beautifully conclude a meal with refined desserts.
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Cuvée Profile
Round | Floral
Serving Recommendations
Serve between 10° and 12°
Aging Potential
5 to 10 years
Our Review of the Cuvée
This sweet wine reveals on the nose aromas of dried apricot, honey, and a hint of white flowers, characteristic of its precise and nature-respecting vinification. On the palate, the texture is velvety, offering a remarkable length that unfolds into notes of candied fruits and citrus. Each sip is an invitation to discover subtle flavors, supported by a balanced acidity that imparts a pleasant freshness. Whether as an aperitif or paired with delicate dishes, this wine unveils its full splendor, promising a true sensory experience.
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Aging primarily occurs in large oak casks (foudres), providing slow and consistent oxygenation without imparting excessive oak influence to the wines. This approach preserves the fruit character, adds volume without excess, and allows each grape varietal to express itself distinctly. The cuvées exhibit distinct profiles, without aiming for a ... Read more