2017 Trimbach Frédéric Emile Riesling - Alsace - 2 Bottles (0.75L)





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Two 0.75-litre bottles of Trimbach Frédéric Emile Riesling 2017 from Alsace, France.
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Discover Riesling Cuvée Frédéric Émile 2017, an emblematic cuvée from Maison Trimbach, one of the great references of the Alsace winegrowing region. Produced as AOC Alsace Riesling, this 75 cl bottle expresses all the precision and elegance of Riesling, from exceptional terroirs located in Ribeauvillé.
Exclusively from the Riesling grape, this cuvée comes from the Geisberg and Osterberg slopes, on marno-calcareous-silty soils including the famous shelly limestone. The vines, with an average age of about 45 years, enjoy a southwest to southeast exposure favorable to grape ripening, while preserving the freshness and tension that characterize great Alsace Rieslings.
The 2017 vintage reveals a dry, straight and deep wine, marked by a fine acidity, a taut texture and great aromatic purity. One finds notes of grapefruit, orchard fruits, white peach and citrus zest, accompanied by floral hints, white pepper and a mineral signature evocative of the terroir. With time, the wine may develop evolved nuances, notably a slight petrol note, while retaining its remarkable freshness.
On the palate, Riesling Frédéric Émile 2017 stands out for its balance between power, liveliness and precision. Its fine structure, its length on the palate and its dry profile make it a highly gastronomic wine, particularly suitable for lovers of complex and taut whites.
This Alsace Riesling pairs ideally with seafood, shellfish, grilled or sauced fish, poultry, white meats as well as Asian cuisines with delicate flavors. Its bright acidity and its minerality also make it an excellent partner for refined fish-based cooking, shellfish or lightly spiced dishes.
A wine with great aging potential, Riesling Cuvée Frédéric Émile 2017 can be enjoyed today, but will reveal its full depth after a few years in the cellar. Aging prospects indicate a beautiful evolution possible until 2037 and beyond, depending on storage conditions.
Discover Riesling Cuvée Frédéric Émile 2017, an emblematic cuvée from Maison Trimbach, one of the great references of the Alsace winegrowing region. Produced as AOC Alsace Riesling, this 75 cl bottle expresses all the precision and elegance of Riesling, from exceptional terroirs located in Ribeauvillé.
Exclusively from the Riesling grape, this cuvée comes from the Geisberg and Osterberg slopes, on marno-calcareous-silty soils including the famous shelly limestone. The vines, with an average age of about 45 years, enjoy a southwest to southeast exposure favorable to grape ripening, while preserving the freshness and tension that characterize great Alsace Rieslings.
The 2017 vintage reveals a dry, straight and deep wine, marked by a fine acidity, a taut texture and great aromatic purity. One finds notes of grapefruit, orchard fruits, white peach and citrus zest, accompanied by floral hints, white pepper and a mineral signature evocative of the terroir. With time, the wine may develop evolved nuances, notably a slight petrol note, while retaining its remarkable freshness.
On the palate, Riesling Frédéric Émile 2017 stands out for its balance between power, liveliness and precision. Its fine structure, its length on the palate and its dry profile make it a highly gastronomic wine, particularly suitable for lovers of complex and taut whites.
This Alsace Riesling pairs ideally with seafood, shellfish, grilled or sauced fish, poultry, white meats as well as Asian cuisines with delicate flavors. Its bright acidity and its minerality also make it an excellent partner for refined fish-based cooking, shellfish or lightly spiced dishes.
A wine with great aging potential, Riesling Cuvée Frédéric Émile 2017 can be enjoyed today, but will reveal its full depth after a few years in the cellar. Aging prospects indicate a beautiful evolution possible until 2037 and beyond, depending on storage conditions.

