Pinot Gris Grand Cru Spiegel AC Alsace Grand Cru 0.75L

Pinot Gris from the Grand Cru Spiegel – sandy-loamy soil, aromas of quince and mirabelle. Multilayered on the palate, with ripe fruit and creaminess. With <span translate="no">Pâté</span>, roasted poultry, or spicy Munster.

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Pinot Gris Grand Cru Spiegel AC Alsace Grand Cru 0.75L

The Pinot Gris Grand Cru Spiegel from Domaines Schlumberger is a dry Alsatian with real vineyard depth: complex, full-bodied, and with the unmistakable character of the Grand Cru terroir.

Domaines Schlumberger is one of the largest and most traditional wineries in Alsace. The Spiegel vineyard is located in the heart of Alsace between Guebwiller and Bergholtz and is characterized by sandy-loamy soils — a terroir that gives the Pinot Gris special fullness and aromatic ripeness.

On the nose, the wine shows aromas of quince and mirabelle, plus floral hints and a subtle spicy depth. On the palate, it feels dense and round, with a supporting acidity structure that gives contour to the weight of the fruit. The finish is long and slightly smoky — typical for Pinot Gris from Alsace.

Served at 10–12 °C, it accompanies foie gras, Munster with caraway, or a strong poultry dish with cream sauce. It also cuts a fine figure with scallops with butter sauce.

Grape variety Pinot Gris
Origin Alsace, France
Taste Dry
Alcohol 14 % Vol.
Serving temp. 8–10 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin France
Region Alsace
Grape variety Pinot Gris
Wine color White Wine
Vintage 2022
Alcohol content 14 % Vol.
Acidity 4,7 g/l
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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