Domaine Albert Boxler Riesling Grand Cru Brand 2023
Some vineyards you can practically taste the incline of. Brand is one: an ultra-steep granite slope above Turckheim that sits in unrelenting sun, where Jean Boxler's Riesling vines are around fifty years old. The Boxlers have farmed in Niedermorschwihr since 1673 and have never been especially interested in fashion. The family only began bottling under its own name after Albert came home from Montana following the war, and the style has barely budged since. This Riesling is bone dry and built like architecture, its power pushed to the back of the palate, the finish stony and unbuffered and still gaining as you swallow. A grand cru that will reward a decade of patience, though it is already hard to put down.
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Domaine Albert Boxler Riesling Grand Cru Brand 2023
Domaine Albert Boxler Riesling Grand Cru Brand 2023
Some vineyards you can practically taste the incline of. Brand is one: an ultra-steep granite slope above Turckheim that sits in unrelenting sun, where Jean Boxler's Riesling vines are around fifty years old. The Boxlers have farmed in Niedermorschwihr since 1673 and have never been especially interested in fashion. The family only began bottling under its own name after Albert came home from Montana following the war, and the style has barely budged since. This Riesling is bone dry and built like architecture, its power pushed to the back of the palate, the finish stony and unbuffered and still gaining as you swallow. A grand cru that will reward a decade of patience, though it is already hard to put down.
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Some vineyards you can practically taste the incline of. Brand is one: an ultra-steep granite slope above Turckheim that sits in unrelenting sun, where Jean Boxler's Riesling vines are around fifty years old. The Boxlers have farmed in Niedermorschwihr since 1673 and have never been especially interested in fashion. The family only began bottling under its own name after Albert came home from Montana following the war, and the style has barely budged since. This Riesling is bone dry and built like architecture, its power pushed to the back of the palate, the finish stony and unbuffered and still gaining as you swallow. A grand cru that will reward a decade of patience, though it is already hard to put down.
