Zind-Humbrecht Gewurz. Goldert Grand Cru (indx 1) 2003
| Category: | White Wines |
| Sub-Category: | White Wines |
| Producer: | Zind-Humbrecht |
| Label Name: | Gewurz. Goldert Grand Cru (indx 1) |
| Vintage: | 2003 |
| Country: | France |
| Region: | Alsace — Grand Cru Goldert (Gueberschwihr) |
| Volume: | 1500ml |
| ABV: | 14% |
| Grape(s): | Gewurztraminer |
| Acidity: | 3 |
| Sweetness: | 3 |
| Body: | 5 |
| Length: | 4 |
| Aroma Intensity: | 5 |
| Best Temperature: | 10-12°C |
Awards/Ratings
Noted in Wine Spectator coverage of Zind‑Humbrecht's 2003 vintage (vintage characteristics and reviewer notes). Highly regarded in specialist press; World of Fine Wine contains tasting notes on the Goldert cuvée. Zind‑Humbrecht technical sheets and guides cite strong ratings for multiple vintages (example: 2011 Gewurztraminer Goldert 18/20 by Bettane & Desseauve)
Tasting Note
Intensely aromatic with rose petal and lychee on the nose, plus honeyed marmalade, ginger spice and candied citrus. Rich, oily texture with ripe stone-fruit and a warm, long finish; moderate acidity balances residual sweetness.
Food Pairing
Foie gras, roast pork or poultry, rich creamy cheeses (Munster, Pont‑l'Évêque), roasted root vegetables; Asian: spicy Thai curries, Szechuan pork, Peking duck, Cantonese roast pork, aromatic Indian dishes (tikka, korma).
Production Method
Hand‑harvested from Grand Cru parcels; organic/biodynamic viticulture, indigenous yeasts, slow fermentations and extended lees ageing (typically 12–24 months); minimal fining/intervention.
Vineyard Info
Domaine Zind‑Humbrecht (est. 1959) owns ~40 ha including Grand Cru sites; led by Olivier Humbrecht MW, the domaine is an early adopter of organic/biodynamic practices and emphasizes terroir expression.
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