Riesling Saering Domaine Schlumberger Alsace AOP 2021

2021 vintage Riesling from Domaine Schlumberger, vinified under the Alsace AOP designation. A white wine from one of Guebwiller's historic wine estates in Alsace, bottled in 75cl bottles.

Who produces Riesling Saering Domaine Schlumberger Alsace AOP 2021?

Domaine Schlumberger is a wine estate established in Guebwiller, in the Haut-Rhin, recognized as one of Alsace's largest family-owned estates. Its vineyards stretch across steep slopes at the foot of the Vosges Mountains, a terroir that has shaped its reputation since the 19th century.

On what terroir is Riesling Saering Domaine Schlumberger Alsace AOP 2021 produced?

The Alsace AOP designation covers the entire Alsatian vineyard, from the north to the south of the region, on soils of great geological diversity: granite, sandstone, marl, limestone, and schist follow one another depending on the sector. Riesling, the king grape of this designation, expresses a tension and minerality that vary according to the exposure and the nature of the soil. The semi-continental climate, protected by the Vosges, favors a slow and regular ripening of the grapes.

At what temperature should Riesling Saering Domaine Schlumberger Alsace AOP 2021 be served?

Alsace Riesling wines are traditionally served chilled, between 8 and 10 degrees, in a glass that allows their aromatic profile to be revealed. This designation produces wines with good aging potential, often between five and ten years depending on the vintage, thanks to the natural acidity of the grape.

What dishes pair with Riesling Saering Domaine Schlumberger Alsace AOP 2021?

Alsatian Riesling classically pairs with seafood, fish in sauce, sauerkraut, and soft cheeses. Its liveliness also makes it a highly appreciated companion for Asian cuisine and slightly spicy dishes.