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Trimbach Family Ribeauville Trimbach TRIMBACH Alsace Trimbach ALSACE, FRANCE The Trimbach Family Ribeauville Trimbach TRIMBACH Alsace Trimbach ALSACE, FRANCE Riesling Clos St. Hune Pinot Gris “Réserve” Riesling Grand Cru Geisberg - Pinot Noir “Réserve” Vignoble du Couvent de Ribeauvillé Muscat “Réserve - Dry” Riesling Grand Cru Scholssberg Pinot Blanc “Classic” Riesling “Cuvée Frédéric Émile” Riesling “Classic” Pinot Gris “Réserve Personelle” Gewurztraminer “Classic” Pinot Noir “Réserve Personelle” Kirsch “Grande Réserve” Cherry Brandy Gewurztraminer “Cuvée des Poire William “Grande Réserve” Seigneurs de Ribeaupierre” William Pear Brandy Pinot Gris Vendages Tardives Mirabelle “Grande Réserve” Gewurztraminer Vendages Tardives Plum Brandy Gewurztraminer “Hors Choix” Framboise “Grande Réserve” Sélection des Grains Nobles Raspberry Brandy Pinot Gris Sélection de Grains Nobles Liqueur de Framboise, Riesling “Sélection de Vieilles Vignes” Raspberry Liqueur Riesling “Réserve” Liqueur de Poire, Pear Liqueur Across 13 generations, the family has always produced wines that are structured, long-lived, fruity, elegant and balanced: the celebrated Trimbach style. Bottles remain in the cellar for several years before reaching the marketplace, ensuring the wines are both ready to drink upon release but also hold great aging potential. Since 1626, the Trimbach family has been promoting the history, exceptional terroirs and fine wines of Alsace. Maison Trimbach is located in Ribeauvillé, where today three generations work closely together. Day-to-day operations are handled personally by brothers Pierre and Jean Trimbach, representing the 12th generation. Bernard and Hubert Trimbach, the 11th generation (father and uncle, respectively, to Pierre and Jean) remain integrally involved. Anne, the eldest of the 13th generation, is involved in expanding the family business while her cousin Julien, son of Jean, has been assisting Pierre in the winemaking for the past three years. The Trimbachs have a purist vision. TRIMBACH GOLD LABELS TRIMBACH 94 TRIMBACH POINTS 92 RIESLING “CUVÉE FRÉDÉRIC ÉMILE” PINOT GRIS “RÉSERVE PERSONELLE” POINTS Alsace, France 2011 Alsace, France JAMES SUCKLING 2013 • 100% Riesling 518 WINE SPECTATOR • 100% Pinot Gris 916 • Full-bodied with intensity, depth and beautiful • Bottles remain in the cellar for several years before mineral fl avor. Rich, ripe acidity on the palate. being released Extraordinary balance between fruit and acidity 96 • Full-bodied with very ripe fruits on the palate. Very with superb length. A wine of intense minerality POINTS 93 and powerful acidity. charming, meaty, rich with good acidity. Great with POINTS 2010 seafood and white meats. Perfectly pairs with fusion 2013 • Bottling is done early to preserve freshness, and JAMES SUCKLING and Asian cuisines. JAMES SUCKLING the wine rests in bottle in the cellar for several 915 915 years before reaching the marketplace. TRIMBACH 94 TRIMBACH 93 GEWURZTRAMINER “CUVÉE DES POINTS PINOT NOIR “RÉSERVE PERSONELLE” POINTS SEIGNEURS DE RIBEAUPIERRE” 2011 Alsace, France 2015 WINE ADVOCATE WINE ENTHUSIAST Alsace, France 617 • 100% Pinot Noir 418 • 100% Gewurztraminer • Soft and lush on entry, vibrant and crisp fruit • Named in honor of the Lords of Ribeaupierre who fl avors and red fruits. A brooding fi nish. governed Alsace during the Middle Ages. 93 • The Pinot Noirs are the only Trimbach wines 91 • Produced only in exceptional vintages. POINTS which undergo malolactic fermentation (in tank) POINTS • Rich and spicy with purity of fl avors, beautiful 2012 and they are bottled after 3 months ageing in 2015 WINE ADVOCATE stainless steel tanks. WINE SPECTATOR elegance and great persistency. 1015 1218 TRIMBACH CLASSICS TRIMBACH TRIMBACH 93 91 POINTS PINOT BLANC “CLASSIC” POINTS RIESLING “CLASSIC” Alsace, France 2014 Alsace, France 2017 JAMES SUCKLING VINOUS 915 • Pinot Auxerrois, Pinot Blanc 119 • 100% Riesling • Smooth, medium bodied with good fruit acidity. • Bottles remain in the cellar for several years • The wines are released after two years of cellar before reaching the marketplace. ageing, when they have the perfect balance of • Flavors of white peach, quince and lemon on the 93 fruit and acidity. 91 palate with a lingering, clean and dry fi nish. POINTS POINTS 2015 2016 WINE ENTHUSIAST VINOUS 817 418 TRIMBACH 92 GEWURZTRAMINER “CLASSIC” POINTS Alsace, France 2016 WINE ENTHUSIAST • 100% Gewurztraminer 818 • Bright pale gold with aromas of cinnamon, nutmeg, lychee and rose petals. Rich, intense, luscious and well balanced with a dry, spicy fi nish. 92 • The wines are released after two years of cellar POINTS ageing, when they have the perfect balance of 2013 JAMES SUCKLING fruit and acidity. 915 RÉSERVE TRIMBACH 93 TRIMBACH POINTS 93 RIESLING “SÉLECTION RIESLING “RÉSERVE” POINTS 2015 Alsace, France 2016 DE VIEILLES VIGNES” WINE SPECTATOR WINE SPECTATOR Alsace, France 1218 • 100% Riesling 319 • 100% Riesling • Ripe, supple and rich, yet lean and precise with • The wine is not oak-aged, and is vinifi ed to excellent mineral character. complete dryness with no residual sugar. Bottling 92 • Bottles remain in the cellar for several years before 95 is done early to preserve freshness, and the wine POINTS reaching the marketplace. POINTS rests in bottle in the cellar for several years before 2015 2012 reaching the marketplace. WINE ADVOCATE WINE ENTHUSIAST 617 817 • Elegant, dry and precise. TRIMBACH 93 TRIMBACH 93 PINOT GRIS “RÉSERVE” POINTS PINOT NOIR “RÉSERVE” POINTS Alsace, France 2016 Alsace, France 2015 WINE ENTHUSIAST WINE ENTHUSIAST • 100% Pinot Gris 818 • 100% Pinot Noir 418 • Full bodied with ripe smokey tropical fruit fl avors • 3 months ageing in stainless steel tanks and a long nutty fi nish. • Soft and lush on entry, vibrant and crisp fruit • Bottles remain in the cellar for several years before 94 fl avors and red fruits. A brooding fi nish. 91 reaching the marketplace. POINTS POINTS 2015 2015 WINE ENTHUSIAST WINE SPECTATOR 817 1218 TRIMBACH 93 MUSCAT “RÉSERVE DRY” POINTS Alsace, France 2015 WINE ENTHUSIAST • Muscat Ottonel, Muscat d’Alsace 418 • Unlike many muscats, Trimbach’s version is bone-dry and actually the only Muscat AOC in France which is vinifi ed dry. 91 • The highly aromatic fl oral nose dominated by lime POINTS blossom and white peach leads into fl avor so fruity 2015 that you almost think you are eating ripe grapes WINE SPECTATOR or peaches. 1218 TRIMBACH GRANDS CRUS SINGLE VINEYARDS TRIMBACH 97 TRIMBACH 95 RIESLING GRAND CRU POINTS RIESLING CLOS STE. HUNE POINTS 2014 2015 SCHLOSSBERG WINE ENTHUSIAST Alsace, France JAMES SUCKLING 1217 915 Alsace, France • 100% Riesling • 100% Riesling • Remarkable concentration of fruit with a hint of • Delicate, dry, precise and able to age for at least mineral on the fi nish. 10 years. • The wine is not oak-aged. Bottling is done early to 95 95 POINTS • The wine is not oak-aged, and is vinifi ed to POINTS preserve freshness, and the wine rests in bottle in complete dryness with no residual sugar. 2015 the cellar for minimum 5 years before reaching 2015 WINE SPECTATOR JAMES SUCKLING Bottling is done early to preserve freshness, and WEB 2017 the marketplace. 915 the wine rests in bottle in the cellar for several years before reaching the marketplace. TRIMBACH 95 RIESLING GRAND CRU GEISBERG POINTS 2013 VIGNOBLE DU COUVENT JAMES SUCKLING DE RIBEAUVILLÉ 915 Alsace, France • 100% Riesling • The wine is intense and has a great energy. On the 95 palate, the attack is unctuous and ample with saline POINTS notes adding elegance to a very structured wine. 2012 JAMES SUCKLING • A gastronomic wine able to age between 10 to 30 915 years in the top vintages. LATE HARVEST TRIMBACH 92 TRIMBACH 95 PINOT GRIS VENDANGES TARDIVES POINTS GEWURZTRAMINER POINTS Alsace, France 2000 2000 WINE ENTHUSIAST VENDANGES TARDIVES WINE ADVOCATE • 100% Pinot Gris 206 Alsace, France 617 • Golden yellow with aromas of honey, apricot, • 100% Gewurztraminer toast, spices, vanilla, marzipan and butter. • Medium gold with aromas of quince preserves, • Bottles remain in the cellar for several years 93 caramelized Mirabelle and lychee. Sweet, 95 before release. POINTS succulent, full-bodied and elegant. POINTS 2008 • Bottles remain in the cellar for several years 2014 WINE ADVOCATE WINE ADVOCATE 511 before release. 617 TRIMBACH 96 TRIMBACH 97 GEWURZTRAMINER SÉLECTION POINTS PINOT GRIS SÉLECTION POINTS 2007 2005 DE GRAINS NOBLES “HORS CHOIX” WINE ADVOCATE DE GRAINS NOBLES WINE SPECTATOR Alsace, France 410 Alsace, France 1011 • 100% Gewurztraminer • 100% Pinot Gris • Bright medium gold with aromas of fresh • Gold with an orange tinge and aromas of tropical apricot, honey and caraway seed. Dense and 94 fruits, orange peel and honey. More rich than sweet, 95 silky, with a superb harmonious acidity giving POINTS showing structure, acidity and a toasty character. POINTS outstanding balance. 2007 • Can be aged for 10–15 years. 2005 WINE SPECTATOR WINE ADVOCATE 1112 208 TRIMBACH “GRAND RÉSERVE” BRANDY TRIMBACH TRIMBACH KIRSCH “GRAND RÉSERVE” CHERRY BRANDY POIRE WILLIAM “GRANDE RÉSERVE” Alsace, France WILLIAM PEAR BRANDY • 100% Cherries Alsace, France • Extremely pure and clear with aromas of fresh cherries with • 100% Poire William Pear hints of baking spices. Crisp and clean, pure fruit cherry • Extremely pure and clear with aromas of lush ripe fl avors with a long fi nish. pears with hints of cinnamon and cardamom. Crisp • Undergoes ageing in stainless steel for a minimum of and clean, pure fruit pear fl avors with a long fi nish. 16 months. • Undergoes ageing in stainless steel for a minimum of 16 months. TRIMBACH TRIMBACH MIRABELLE “GRANDE RÉSERVE” PLUM BRANDY FRAMBOISE “GRANDE RÉSERVE” Alsace, France RASPBERRY BRANDY • 100% Mirabelle Plums Alsace, France • Extremely pure and clear with aromas of lush yellow plums • 100% Raspberries with hints of baking spice. Crisp and clean, pure fruit plum • Extremely pure and clear with aromas of lush ripe fl avors with a long fi nish. raspberries with hints of baking spices. Crisp and clean, pure fruit raspberry fl avors with a long fi nish. LIQUEUR TRIMBACH TRIMBACH LIQUEUR DE FRAMBOISE, LIQUEUR DE POIRE, PEAR LIQUEUR RASPBERRY LIQUEUR Alsace, France Alsace, France • 100% William’s Pear • 100% Raspberry • Lush palate with aromas of intense pear fruit.
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