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Domaine Bohn, Riesling Grand Cru Muenchberg, 2020

Certified-organic Grand Cru Riesling from the Muenchberg vineyard in Nothalten. Old vines, indigenous-yeast ferment, aged on lees and bottled unfiltered with no added SO2 for a layered, smoky-citrus, saline style.

  • smoky
  • lemon zest
  • saline
  • quince

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At a glance

Producer
Domaine Bohn
Region
Alsace
Appellation
Alsace Grand Cru Muenchberg
Grape
Riesling
Vintage
2020
Country
France
Wine type
White
Alcohol
13.0%
Size
75.0cl

Taste profile

Body
Medium
Acidity
High
Tannin
Low
Sweetness
Dry

What to eat with it

  • Salmon with dill and tarragon
  • Mussels in cream sauce
  • Warm goat’s cheese salad
  • Roast chicken or other white meats

Why Cave selected it

A benchmark, certified-organic expression of Muenchberg from very old vines, made without added sulphur and showing distinctive smoky, saline minerality—versatile at the table and true to site.

About the wine

 

The Muenchberg Grand Cru, in Nothalten, takes its name from the 12th century Cistercian monks who used to meticulously work the southern exposed slope. The croissant-shaped vineyard is a suntrap over sandstone and volcanic deposits. Slowly and directly pressed, the wine stays on its lees for a year in traditional foudres, and is racked once during élevage, bottling is made without any filtration or added sulphur. This is a layered and complex style of riesling full of savoury and umami notes. Its an absolute gem.



About Domaine Bohn

Since taking over the family winery at the age of 18, Bernard Bohn has crafted an individually unique style of wines on the only outcrop of schist terroir in Alsace. The Bohn family members have been winegrowers for well over three centuries in Reichsfeld, a small village at the far end of the valley, where until recently, the local Alsatian dialect was still more common than French. Today, Bernard and his son Arthur farm just over 9 hectares and go beyond organic agriculture to incorporate uncommon techniques, such as completely abandoning vineyard plowing and allowing cover crops to coexist to create balance in the vines.

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