Gewürztraminer Grand Cru Kitterlé AC Alsace Grand Cru 0.75L

From the Grand Cru Kitterlé, a steep south-facing site in Alsace. Typical Gewürztraminer: rose, lychee, and ginger, oily texture, long finish. Pairs with foie gras, Munster, or spicy curry.

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Gewürztraminer Grand Cru Kitterlé AC Alsace Grand Cru 0.75L

The Gewürztraminer from Kitterlé is not a wine for the indecisive: the Grand Cru site in Alsace delivers one of the most intense expressions of this grape variety — dry, complex, with a depth rarely expected from Gewürztraminer.

Domaines Schlumberger has been cultivating the steep, south-facing sandstone and granite parcels of the Kitterlé near Guebwiller for generations. With over 140 hectares of vineyards, the family winery is one of the largest private estates in Alsace — and at the same time one of the most consistent. The hillside location protects the vines from the cold, concentrates the sunlight, and forces the roots deep into the mineral-rich subsoil.

In the glass, the wine appears in a deep golden yellow. The nose opens with rose blossom, lychee, and white pepper — the classic Gewürztraminer profile, but with a spicy sharpness that points to the granite weathering soils. On the palate, it remains taut despite its aromatic richness: the acidity keeps the weight in balance, the finish is long, slightly salty, and characterized by ginger and cinnamon.

Best served at 10–12 °C. Pairs with Munster with caraway, Asian dishes with coconut milk and lemongrass, or a hearty Pâté of foie gras.

Grape variety Gewürztraminer
Origin Alsace, France
Taste Dry
Alcohol 12,5 % Vol.
Serving temp. 8–10 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin France
Region Alsace
Grape variety Gewürztraminer
Wine color White Wine
Vintage 2022
Alcohol content 12,5 % Vol.
Taste Dry

The Domaine

Domaines Schlumberger

Domaines Schlumberger from Guebwiller in the southern Alsace has been family-owned since 1810 and is one of the most important wineries in France. Today, the seventh generation runs the house: Séverine and Thomas Schlumberger manage around 140 hectares of vineyards – the largest contiguous AOC winery in Alsace, 70 hectares of which are in four Grand Cru sites.

On steep slopes with a gradient of up to 50 percent, maintained with draft horses and over 50 kilometers of stone retaining walls, wines with great depth are created. Schlumberger presses only its own grapes and deliberately produces only half of what the law would allow.

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