Vincent Stoeffler
Icarus 2023
Alsace | Orange | 2023
This Riesling from the Muhlforst vineyard stands out for its meticulously crafted winemaking process. The whole grapes macerate for eight days, accentuating the grape variety’s natural and authentic aromas. Aging for one year in stoneware amphorae contributes to the complexity of the texture and the density of the body, while preserving its characteristic freshness. This wine contains no added sulfur and is unfiltered, ensuring exceptional purity and authenticity.
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Cuvée Profile
Fresh | Floral
Serving Recommendations
Serve between 10° and 12°
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Our Review of the Cuvée
From the very first glance, this wine’s brilliant golden color captures the eye. On the nose, it subtly reveals notes of yuzu, vine peach, and faded rose, creating a discreet yet refined harmony. On the palate, liveliness and freshness take center stage, with a velvety, dense texture. Citrus peel dominates, accompanied by a noble bitterness that enhances the complexity of the sensory experience. The finish is remarkably persistent, highlighting the freshness of yuzu, orange blossom, and rose, for a flawless and continuous tasting experience.
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In Alsace, Domaine Vincent Stoeffler relies on a profound, long-acquired knowledge of its parcels and grape varieties. Vineyard work aims for optimal ripeness, without seeking overconcentration, to preserve the natural balance of the grapes and the clarity of the terroirs.
The Rieslings are vinified in a straightforward and luminous style, with controlled tension that highlights the freshness of Alsatian soils. The Gewurztraminers are intentionally restrained in their aromatic expression, to avoid any heaviness and maintain genuine drinkability. Organic practices enhance the precision of the juices and contribute to the overall clarity of the cuvées.
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