Trapet Sonnenglanz 2011 Gewurztraminer White 75cl - 2011
WINE | WHITE WINE | ALSACE | GEWURZTRAMINERBottle of : 0.75L
The aromatic splendour of Alsace's Sonnenglanz Grand Cru
- The Sonnenglanz vineyard sits on the south-east-facing slopes above Beblenheim, between 220 and 270 metres altitude. This exceptional exposure and terroir orientation shape the character of every vintage.
- The combination of superior terroir and south-easterly aspect produces wines of distinctive golden colour and remarkable aromatic intensity. The site's elevation and aspect favour slow, balanced ripening.
- We offer this Grand Cru at direct-from-producer pricing, reflecting our long-standing relationship with Domaine Trapet and our commitment to fair merchant margins.
Pairings
Aperitif, spicy dishes, dessert, vegetables
Occasions
Great events, to drink now
Taste
Gourmand, fruity, sweet
Unit Price
£35.78
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Product features : Trapet Sonnenglanz 2011 Gewurztraminer White 75cl
In the mouth
Warm, generous attack with excellent balance and structure. The palate shows good weight and persistence, with a dry finish that avoids the heaviness sometimes found in lesser Gewurztraminers.
On the nose
Concentrated bouquet of ripe stone fruit, floral notes and subtle spice. The aromatic profile is refined and layered, characteristic of mature Gewurztraminer from this terroir.
On the eye
Deep golden hue with luminous intensity
This is a wine for considered occasions and sophisticated food pairing—roasted poultry, rich fish dishes, or spiced cuisine. It rewards those who appreciate Gewurztraminer's aromatic character without excess. A wine for the discerning palate.
Nicolas françois, propriétaire passionné des halles de quercamps
DOMAINE TRAPET
GEWURZTRAMINER
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