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Dry with subtle refinement and a bouquet of character and pleasant mineral and floral notes. The vines are ideally located around the village of bennwihr in alsace. Yields are limited to 80 hl/ha. After harvesting, the grapes are gently pressed and fermented at controlled temperatures. After a suitable maturation period in stainless steel vats, the wine is bottled relatively young to retain its typical fresh fruitiness. The Bestheim wine cooperative was born of the merger of the renowned bennwihr and westhalten wineries, each with a long tradition in Alsatian viticulture. Westhalten is an Alsatian village at the foot of the Vosges foothills, with unique soils in the heart of the noble valley, where a Mediterranean-type climate prevails. Its vineyards are the highest in Alsace, at 410 meters above sea level, and stretch along steep, south-facing hills. The optimal nature of its soils enables the production of exceptional crémants. The village of bennwihr, on the other hand, is geographically focused on the production of still wines. With almost 720 hectares of vines, bestheim now produces around 8.5 million bottles a year. The associated winegrowers are the guarantors of the high quality of the harvest, which fully expresses the typical characteristics of Alsace's soils and microclimates. Allergene:enthält sulfite
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Grape varieties Riesling
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Alcohol
12.5%
Content
75cl
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BESTHEIM
BESTHEIM is a domain from the region Alsace in France, that produces 0 wines available to purchase, including the wine Riesling Classic No vintage.
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Alsace Riesling
The appellation Alsace Riesling is part of the region of Alsace from France which include BESTHEIM and its 0 cuvées. Spread over ., this region is 1.15 million hectolitres per year (90% white wines, 10% red wines) (4% Alsace Grand Cru).
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