Alsace

Classic Gewurz: straw-yellow, rose petals and spice on the nose, a hint of sweetness mid-palate with tropical fruit and spice, and a fine acidity giving balance to the finish.

The vineyards for this wine are in bio-dynamic conversion, but not yet certified. Classic blend using thirteen different Alsace grape varieties, grown on the limestone and clay soils of Bergheim....(more info)

Bold and beautifully textural, intense lime, kerosene and peach skin. Very pure and expressive on the palate, layered mineral, lime and fleshy stone fruit, bright acid, sleek and juicily refreshi...(more info)

Zellenberg is part of the new range from Deiss that focuses on the particular aspects of each of the villages where they own vines. When we tasted the wines, this was the most vivacious and pure...(more info)

The Riquewhir is quite capricious, at times breezily fresh and easy going and then quite serious and straight. This settles in the glass and evolves nicely into a wine with plenty of spiced pear,...(more info)

Bold, intense and complex white wine, with peach and pear fruit and hints of spice; the rich, almost fat, package is, however, wrapped up with a fresh dry finish. Fascinating, worthy of contempla...(more info)

Of the new 'village-level' complantation wines from Deiss, the Ribeauvillé sits 'mid-weight', deliciously more full and spicy than the Zellenberg. There's more flesh and weight to the frui...(more info)

The hedonistic, all conquering, look-at-me, unsophisticated 'charm' of Gewürztraminer catches us all at one time or another but rarely do we linger long in the lychee and rose psychedelia of...(more info)

The Berckem is without doubt the richest and sweetest in the mouth, although at 15gs/Ltr of residual sugar it isn't properly sweet. What you get is a spicy full and really quite sleek style, the...(more info)

This stunning single vineyard blend of Riesling with Pinot Blanc, Pinot Gris and Pinot Noir, initially shows such wonderful underlying minerality and fresh acidity that the sweetness never really...(more info)