Alsace Pinot Blanc Vielles Vignes - Domaine Meyer Fonne'

Domaine Meyer-Fonné

Alsace Pinot Blanc Vielles Vignes - Domaine Meyer Fonne' 2023

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Format: 75 cl

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21,59 €

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Producer	Domaine Meyer-Fonné
Name	Alsace Pinot Blanc
Variety	Pinot Blanc
Vintage	2023
Gradation	12.5%
Format	75 cl
Aromatic profile	Floral notes, white fruit, minerality
Vinification method	Fermentation in stainless steel at controlled temperature
Region	Alsace
Country	France
Type	White wine
Aging	8 months on fine lees in wooden foudre
Type of cask	Wooden foudre
Color	Straw yellow
Serving temperature	8-10°C
Recommended consumption	Within 3-5 years
Pairing	Fish dishes, appetizers, fresh cheeses

Descrizione

This Alsace Pinot Blanc V.V. comes from the renowned winery Domaine Meyer Fonné, located in the picturesque region of Alsace, famous for its unique winemaking capabilities. The Pinot Blanc grape variety is expertly crafted here to produce a white wine of excellent quality.

Made exclusively from old vine (V.V.) Pinot Blanc grapes, this wine reveals remarkable complexity and finesse. Visually, it presents a bright straw yellow color, brilliantly inviting. On the nose, the bouquet is delicately floral with hints of white-fleshed fruit, such as pear and apple, enriched by a slight note of fresh almond.

On the palate, the Domaine Meyer Fonné Pinot Blanc V.V. expresses a vibrant freshness typical of the grape variety, along with a perfect balance between acidity and body. The structure is clean, with a pleasantly long finish that persists with the freshness of the fruit.

This wine is ideal as an aperitif or to accompany delicate dishes of fish, seafood, or poultry. Serve chilled to enhance all its qualities. A true gem of Alsace, capable of satisfying even the most discerning palates.

The winery

Domaine Meyer-Fonné – Winery in Alsace (Grand Est)

Discover the story and wines of Domaine Meyer-Fonné.

Small family-owned domaine in Katzenthal (Alsace) producing Alsace wines, including Grands Crus, crémant and vendanges tardives cuvées; direct sales and an online boutique.

Region: Alsace (Grand Est)

Country: France

Grapes: Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris, Pinot Blanc, Muscat, Pinot Noir

Vineyard of approximately 18 hectares spread across seven communes. Production of wines from Grands Crus and cuvées from Vendanges Tardives / SGN. Organic certification obtained in 2021; hand-harvested and processed parcel by parcel. Direct sales from the cellar and via the online boutique. Head office and retail outlet at 24 Grand Rue — 68230 Katzenthal.

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Winery history

Family-run for several generations, the Meyer family has been present in Katzenthal since the 18th century. The estate was established by Félix Meyer, and management has remained within the family, with successive generations modernizing the estate and developing exports and direct sales.

Production philosophy

The estate aims to faithfully express the character of each individual terroir through parcel-by-parcel management, minimal pest control, differentiated soil-management practices and careful winemaking that highlights fermentations with indigenous yeasts and ageing on the fine lees.

Terroir and vineyards

The vineyard extends over a variety of soil types and exposures around Katzenthal and in six neighboring communes. The estate also owns parcels in renowned Grands Crus such as Wineck‑Schlossberg, Kaefferkopf, Sporen, Schoenenbourg, Furstentum and Mandelberg.