Vincent Stoeffler
Pinot Gris lieu-dit Salzhof 2023
Alsace | Blanc | 2023
This wine, grown in the clay-limestone terroir of Salzhof, offers a remarkable expression with no added sulfites. The stony soil of this vineyard contributes to the production of a wine with intense aromas of yellow and exotic fruits, accompanied by smoky notes. On the palate, its structure is both powerful and refined, with an elegant freshness and a salty finish that highlights its distinctive minerality. Perfect for pairing with a full meal, it is ready to enjoy now or in the years to come.
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Cuvée Profile
Powerful | Mineral
Serving Recommendations
Serve between 10° and 12°
Aging Potential
5 to 10 years
Our Review of the Cuvée
From the very first whiff, this wine enchants with its aromas of ripe peach and exotic fruits, enriched with subtle smoky notes. On the palate, it reveals a texture that is both structured and delicate, offering a liveliness that perfectly balances its generous character. The minerality of the terroir translates into a lingering, harmonious, salty finish. This wine pairs perfectly with fish dishes, poultry, or goat cheese, and can be enjoyed immediately while promising to age beautifully over time.
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