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Réserve Fleurie 2011
Past its peak2015 – 2025

Expert Club

Réserve Fleurie

2011

  • Alsace, Alsace
  • Gewurztraminer

On the nose, this 2011 vintage reveals a mature bouquet of exotic fruits and dried rose petals. The palate is luscious and round, demonstrating the hallmark oiliness of the Gewurztraminer grape. Hints of baking spice and honey develop mid-palate, leading to a long, aromatic finish. It is a wine of graceful transition, showing remarkable poise for its age.

  • 12.5 %Alcohol
  • 75 clCapacity
  • BlancColor
  • FranceCountry

Peak and aging

Today
201120142017202020232026

Ideal drinking window

Ageing potential

Maturity window is over (after 2025): this wine is now in decline.

Serving advice

Temperature

10-12°C

Indicative serving range; adjust based on your cellar and occasion.
Decanting

No decanting needed

This wine can be served on opening; prolonged aeration adds little benefit.
Alsace

The estate

Expert Club

The Expert Club 'Réserve Fleurie' 2011 is a testament to the storied traditions of Alsace viticulture. Harvested during a vintage that favored aromatic precision, this Gewurztraminer captures the unique limestone and clay terroir of the region, reflecting a period of refined winemaking where the focus shifted toward elegance and longevity. Over a decade of careful cellar aging has allowed this cuvée to shed its youthful exuberance in favor of a complex, honeyed character. It stands today as a classic expression of the variety, offering a glimpse into a time when Alsatian producers prioritized the delicate balance between floral essence and the maturity provided by time.

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