TRIMBACH - Riesling Clos Ste Hune - 2018

Pays

France

Désignation réglementée

Appellation origine controlée (AOC)

Région

Alsace

Appellation

Alsace

Cépage(s)

Riesling

Couleur

Blanc

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Information sur le domaine

Depuis près de quatre siècles, la famille Trimbach assure la promotion de l’Alsace, de son histoire, de ses terroirs exceptionnels et de ses grands vins. La Maison Trimbach est toujours située à Ribeauvillé et appartient aux deux petits-fils de Frédéric Théodore, Bernard et Hubert.

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Revues de presse

- 96 points -

Janvier 2019 (Millésime 2017)

Vivid straw-green with gold highlights. Highly aromatic on the nose, revealing hints of pear, lime, white pepper, candied ginger, quince and even raspberry. Enters sweet, then turns more austere and piercing. The penetrating, long, very suave finish offers complex, concentrated flavors similar to the aromas. That rare note of raspberry repeats in the mouth. A readier-to-drink CSH than usual, but it will age well. The Clos has been organically farmed since eight years ago, and I while I am very careful about making blanket statements on this subject, I think that the wines are now even better than they were before. Whether it’s the organic farming or not, I don’t know, but the possible connection is intriguing, to say the least. Drink 2025-2035.

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98+ Points

Ian D'Agata, Avril 2018 (Millésime 2016)

Luminous straw. Penetrating nuances of lime and guava join the lemon verbena, jasmine, mineral and white stone fruit aromas on the knockout, captivating nose. Then dense, complex and multilayered, offering profound flavors of fresh citrus fruit, sweet spices and talcum powder. Closes extremely long, clean and precise; this is a young white wine of utterly mesmerizing beauty. I find this to be one of the best young CSHs I have ever tasted; it is stylistically different but almost on the same quality level as the marvelous 2010 CSH. One sniff (never mind taste) and I was left almost speechless - and I’m not usually one who keeps his mouth shut when I recognize a truly great wine.

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