A blend of Pinot Blanc and Pinot Gris. The nose is vibrant with yellow apple, lemon zest, white flowers and a flinty minerality. The wine is medium towards full bodied with great freshness and acidity allowing for a long, salty...

This is the first vintage of this wine, a blend of equal parts Pinot Gris and Pinot Blanc, blended just after press and co-fermented with one year elevage in neutral Burgundy barrels. This shows a bit of flinty reduction on...

From Importer Vom Boden: This year the wine comes to us without a vintage designation and without Pinot Noir. Technically this is a "multi-vintage" bottling; it is mostly 2024 with small reserves from 2021 to 2023. As the name, "collision,"...

From Importer Vom Boden: The coding after the "Rochus" tells you the vintage (23) and the disgorgement number (1). As Jonas says, "This Crémant represents the logical future development of the Rochus Crémant concept. From now on, this wine will consist...

Though it seems like a relatively new category, it turns out winemakers in Alsace have been making skin contact wines for some time. The first may have been Bannwarth, who experimented with qvevri (georgian clay anforae). Then, along with the...

Pinot Gris from Zeller Domherrenberg, Piesporter Falkenberg and Wintrich. 20% whole cluster and 80% destemmed pressed after 14 days on the skins. Aged 8 months in barriques.  Pink in color from skin contact, this is a really fun and tasty...