Vincent Stoeffler
Le Petit Beurot nature 2023
Alsace | Orange | 2023
This dry rosé Pinot Gris, sourced from the finest parcels, reveals itself through aromas of red berries punctuated by subtle smoky nuances. Its vinification without filtration or added sulfites imparts a rare purity and precision, further accentuated by a taut palate with mineral and saline notes. Capable of accompanying a wide range of dishes, this gastronomic wine is equally suited for appetizers, white meats, fish, and goat cheeses.
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Cuvée Profile
Light | Fruity and Mineral
Serving Recommendations
Serve between 10° and 12°
Aging Potential
2 to 5 years
Our Review of the Cuvée
What captivates immediately upon opening this rosé Pinot Gris is its expressive nose, where aromas of red berries and a subtle smoky note harmoniously intertwine. On the palate, the experience continues with a lively attack and a mineral tension that gradually unfolds. The saline finish adds a pleasant dimension of freshness. Elegant and versatile, it enhances the flavors of a meal, whether a delicate white meat or an aged goat cheese. Enjoy its youth today, or allow it time to develop in the cellar.
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