White

Furstentum Grand Cru Pinot Gris

Jean-Marc Bernhard

Alsace · France

Fact sheet

Type
White
Grape
Pinot Gris
Country
France
Region
Alsace
Appellation
Furstentum Grand Cru
Body
full
Acidity
medium
Sweetness
medium

Food pairing

mature cheeses · spicy dishes · white meats · Asian cuisine

Rated vintages

  • 201390 pts

    Faintly spiced, ripe apple and pear notes on the nose are mellowed by gentle, barely-there sweetness on the palate. This is rounded and pliable, but without an ounce of fat. A balanced, gently spiced wine with deep but slender richness that finishes dry.

  • 201092 pts

    This ripe, full, almost toasty wine tastes of tropical fruit and spice, giving it an exotic feel. At the same time, the right amount of acidity acts as a fine balance. This concentrated wine, medium-sweet in style, should be aged for 2–3 years.