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Alsace Gewurztraminer Auction Results This article from The World of Fine Wine may not be sold, altered in any way, or circulated without this statement. Every issue of The World of Fine Wine features coverage of the world’s finest wines in their historical and cultural context, along with news, reviews, interviews, and comprehensive international tasting / savor/ Alsace Gewurztraminer auction results. For further information and to subscribe to The World of Fine Wine, please visit www.worldoffinewine.com or call +44 20 3096 2606 ALSACE GEWURZTRAMINER GEWURZTRAMINER ALSACE SAVOR: A LOW-ACID LOVE AFFAIR After an uncommonly high-scoring tasting, Andrew Jefford and co-tasters Charles Metcalfe and Jancis Robinson MW are convinced that Alsace’s much-maligned variety deserves much greater respect, its depth, breadth, and terroir expressiveness a match for any white wine style in the world his tasting surprised us. Charles (2,000 acres). Nowhere else, moreover, between low and invisible. Many of the The top addresses and sites profile identified by all three tasters Metcalfe gave one wine a score of THE TIME HAS COME does Gewurztraminer perform with the difficulties of Gewurztraminer outside The two wines that won single scores of here. Hunawihr’s Clos Windsbuhl, T97 (“great wine of spellbinding TO SAY, CLEARLY AND conviction it shows in Alsace, though France spring from growers’ reluctance 97 were crafted by two of the region’s finally, does not lie in a grand cru beauty and resonance, leaving the UNAMBIGUOUSLY, it’s probably also true to say that only in to accept that fact, since to endow greatest wine growers and vinifiers, vineyard, though the vines are close drinker with a sense of wonder”), and so Alsace do growers fully understand and Gewurztraminer with a bright acid Olivier Humbrecht MW and Jean Boxler, to Rosacker and Schoenenbourg, a did I; together, we found a further nine THAT ALSACE accept the variety’s weird nature. balance by early picking or adjustment but it is no surprise to see how well the protected, relatively high location with wines meriting scores of 93 or above GEWURZTRAMINER It’s not an easy variety to grow: It is to denature it. Where, then, does wines of Meyer-Fonné performed, since thin soils of limestone and clay and (“outstanding wine of great beauty and IS ONE OF THE WORLD’S often has problems at flowering and its balance come from? A resonant, few can match Félix Meyer in terms of some rocky outcrops. The site merits articulacy”). Jancis Robinson MW was FINE WHITE WINES, ideally requires a long growing season haunting bitterness is certainly one the sumptuousness, creaminess, subtlety, promotion, as the scores achieved less enthusiastic than this but by no with alternating periods of heat and factor, and tannin another, though the and density of his Gewurztraminer. by the 2010 Zind-Humbrecht Clos means unenthusiastic, with ten wines AS DISTINGUISHED AND cooler weather. “It needs lots of sun and tannins may be embedded in the wine’s These are all great addresses. Dopff Windsbuhl Gewurztraminer underline. scored at either 92 or 93 (and among BEAUTIFUL IN ITS WAY warmth, but it also needs to ripen as glycerol and sugars to such an extent as Au Moulin may be best known for those ten, the two contrasting wines AS WHITE BURGUNDY slowly as possible,” summarizes Olivier to be impalpable. Aromatic wealth itself Crémant, but its Grand Cru range is AVERAGE AND RANGE OF SCORES that Charles and I scored at 97). This is Humbrecht MW. Choosing the perfect is a further source of balance. It is, too, outstanding, too, especially the Sporen Average Range an uncommonly lofty crop of scores for AND SAUTERNES moment at which to pick it is a challenge. one of those varieties capable of Gewurztraminer; while few long-term our Savor series of tastings. He continues, “My father used to say exhibiting the ballast of “mineral” observers of the Alsace scene will be Tasting 88 70–97 The surprise lies in the fact that MW and José Vouillamoz). Genetically that once it’s ripe, you need to wait for flavors, as some of our notes suggest. surprised to see the Cave de Turckheim our subject was the often-derided speaking, in other words, Savagnin and a month before it’s actually ready to Since it requires a long hang-time for achieve a top-six finish. This is one of AJ 88 74–97 Gewurztraminer. Perhaps the time has Gewurztraminer are “the same variety,” harvest. It needs that time to get beyond full flavor development, and since its France’s outstanding cooperatives and CM 88 70–97 come to say, clearly and unambiguously, despite the fact that the greatest wines the ‘bottled perfume’ stage to being a real sugar levels rise easily, it is usually a an ever-reliable source of benchmark that Alsace Gewurztraminer is one made from each are as comprehensive wine.” Its thick skins are an advantage heady white: 13.5% is normal. wines at every level. JR 89 84–93 of the world’s fine white wines, as a contrast to one another as any in the when it comes to waiting out the full The permitted Alsace yields It’s also worth noting the grand cru distinguished and beautiful in its wine world. To complete the strangeness, length of a summer, though these skins are often too high to make quality names that emerged at the top of our own way as are white Burgundy and this polyvalent variety is now known to tend to thin and refine as the season Gewurztraminer (the official limit is lists. Sporen in Riquewihr provided ANDREW JEFFORD’S TOP WINES Sauternes. Stylistically, indeed, it might be close kin to Pinot Noir. Other than advances. Botrytis is welcome at the end 80hl/ha for the Alsace AOC and 55–66hl/ two of the top six: Its gentle, southeast- Albert Boxler Gewurztraminer Brand Grand Cru almost be said to lie midway between to acknowledge a shared potential for of the season, though not essential; this, ha for grand cru AOCs), and the main facing clay marls always feature among 2015 97 the two. Alsace Gewurztraminer, grandeur, it seems kindest to forget indeed, is a wine that can vary from clones planted during the 1970s, clones Alsace’s greatest Gewurztraminer sites. Meyer-Fonné Gewurztraminer Vieilles Vignes moreover, expresses its sites and these links. cleanly dry to unctuously sweet, and even 47 and 48, are overly fertile, with big Hengst in Wintzenheim rivals it: Sporen Grand Cru 2015 95 summarizes its region as memorably the sweet versions need not necessarily bunches and grapes. Lower yields and another marly, gently sloping site Domaine Zind Humbrecht Gewurztraminer Hengst as does Riesling, though in highly Accepting it for what it is be botrytized. It likes the sunniest and quality plant selections, therefore, overwhelmingly planted with Grand Cru 2013 95 Meyer-Fonné Gewurztraminer Kaefferkopf Grand contrastive style. Gewurztraminer’s lilac-colored grapes best-exposed sites of the region, and its are essential to avoid the confection, Gewurztraminer. Ammerschwihr’s Cru 2015 94 The variety is the fruit of genetic have been harvested in Alsace since the soils of choice are limey marls, though vulgarity, and triviality that can dog Kaefferkopf is a more complex site with Albert Boxler Gewurztraminer Réserve 2015 92 strangeness—or more accurately, it 18th century, though this name only it will flourish on other soil types, too. the variety here. Gentle pressing, no calcareous sandstone soils, recognized Domaine Muré Clos St Landelin Gewurztraminer illustrates the limits of using genetics to appears for the first time in the latter When grown in granite soils, its skin contact, and a slightly warmer since the 14th century for its quality Grand Cru 2013 92 understand varietal character. Savagnin half of the 19th century; nowadays, it characteristic flamboyance becomes fermentation temperature than for potential, and the Meyer-Fonné Ostertag Gewurztraminer Fronholz A l’Orient Rose is a color mutation of Savagnin, occupies around 3,150ha (7,780 acres), muted—to the extent that Philippe Alsace’s other whites are the main Gewurztraminer holdings are in old d’Eden 2016 92 Domaine Schoffit Gewurztraminer Rangen Clos and Gewurztraminer is an aromatic or around 20 percent of the total Blanc says that Gewurztraminer grown winemaking requirements. Sweetness vines, planted in 1965. Turckheim’s Saint-Theobald Grand Cru 2015 92 mutation of Savagnin Rose (according vineyard area. These are by far the on granite is “anti-Gewurztraminer.” levels vary greatly, as you will see from Brand is one of the region’s sunniest Cave de Turckheim Gewurztraminer Brand Grand to Wine Grapes, authored by Jancis largest plantings in the world; few other The most notable characteristic of our notes, and will dictate the use to sites—but one that has granite soils; Cru 2013 92 Robinson herself, with Julia Harding locations can boast more than 800ha the variety is that its acid levels vary which the wine is put. note the cleanness and freshness of 190 | THE WORLD OF FINE WINE | ISSUE 61 | 2018 THE WORLD OF FINE WINE | ISSUE 61 | 2018 | 191 tasting / savor/ Alsace Gewurztraminer Andrew Jefford AJ | Charles Metcalfe CM | Jancis Robinson MW JR | Meyer-Fonné Gewurztraminer litchi and lemon zest to the toast. The palate of spice-furnace succulence, with a splendidly almost burned mineral note, too. An outstanding, broad-shouldered, generous, and long: a low- JR | Deep gold. Fragrant and very obviously GEWURZTRAMINER ALSACE SAVOR: Kaefferkopf Grand Cru 2015 93 is almost painfully intense, with high acidity, a “mineral” aftertaste that takes us way beyond very serious Gewurztraminer: long, balanced, yielding, lusciously honeyed Gewurz from a Gewurz on the nose.
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