DOMAINE ALBERT BOXLER Riesling Sommerberg Grand Cru

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Vin blanc, Riesling

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ABV: 13%

Taille de la bouteille: 750 ml

Grape: 100% Riesling

Region: Alsace Grand Cru Sommerberg, Alsace, France

Viticulture: Non-certified organic farming since 2003. 40–60-year-old vines on steep south and southeast-facing slopes of decomposed granite at 300–400 metres. Low yields and entirely hand harvested. 

Winemaking: Long gentle whole-cluster pressing followed by natural fermentation with indigenous yeasts in old foudres and stainless steel. Aged for around 11–12 months on fine lees without bâtonnage and with no new oak. 


Établi en 1673, le Domaine Albert Boxler en Alsace, France, est renommé pour son Riesling, son Pinot Gris et son Pinot Blanc. Situé autour de Niedermorschwihr, le domaine se spécialise dans la vinification de micro-parcelles du grand cru Sommerberg, créant des vins structurés et longs en bouche. Les méthodes traditionnelles, y compris le vieillissement en vieux foudres, mettent en valeur leur engagement envers la qualité et la tradition, assurant une présence distinguée dans le patrimoine viticole de l'Alsace.



Conditions générales
Garantie satisfait ou remboursé de 30 jours
Expédition : 2-3 jours ouvrables

Domaine Albert Boxler

The historic Domaine Albert Boxler has been producing wine since 1673 in Niedermorschwihr in Alsace and has since remained continuously owned by the Boxler family. The winery owes its name to Albert, which returned to his homeland after the Second World War from Montana, USA, and began to bottle and market the wines of the estate itself under its own label. The charming, contemporary label, designed by his cousin, is still used today. Albert's son Jean-Marc continued the inheritance until he handed over the management of the winery to his son Jean in 1996.


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