This effortless wine won us over from the first moment before we even tasted it. When you see Pinot Gris, Alsace, and Trimbach on the same label, you're sure to expect something very good. Aroma harmony, freshness, concentration, and 92pts from Wine Enthusiast, simply confirm it.
The history of the winery began in 1626 and is one of the oldest family wineries in Alsace. Three centuries and 12 generations were long enough for him to establish his unique winemaking style, following a timeless upward trajectory. The family does not deal with ephemeral successes, but pursues the vinification of gastronomic wines, with elegance that stands the test of time.
Alsace is famous for its diverse terroirs and unique microclimates that make it a region for growing a wide variety of grapes. The grapes of the "noble variety" for F.E. Trimbach's Pinot Gris Reserve, sourced from privately owned vineyards in the Ribeauvillé region, have been rigorously selected and vinified with great care. The result is a wine with a distinct character and purity that differentiates it from Pinot Gris grown anywhere else.
A wine of gastronomic level, which is extremely pleasant to drink now, but can age even 10 years after the harvest. And this is the Trimbach effect!
