Alsace
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A refined, dry Alsace Riesling from Charles Schleret with a delicate bouquet of wild flowers, herbs and spices. A rounded fleshy palate gives way to an alluring, elegant finish.
- Bottle £12.95
- Bottle Case £155.40
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An exotic Alsace Pinot Gris from Charles Schléret that has spice, wild flower and faint wood smoke aromas preceding a complex palate of dried fruit, honey, nuts and minerals with a dry, tangy finish.
- Bottle £15.95
- Bottle Case £191.40
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This benchmark Alsace Gewürztraminer from Charles Schléret has beguiling rose water and lychee aromas and a rich complex palate with subtle spicy undertones.
- Bottle £14.95
- Bottle Case £179.40
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This classic Sylvaner is a simple, refreshing wine that has a clean, fruity, supple palate and a soft, dry finish. It makes for a gentle aperitif or versatile accompaniment to lightly spiced dishes.
- Bottle £11.25
- Bottle Case £135.00
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A fine example of an Alsace Pinot Noir from Charles Schléret, with ripe, juicy, red berry fruit flavours and hints of supple, smoky tannins preceding a soft, minerally finish.
- Bottle £14.50
- Bottle Case £174.00
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Delicate honey and floral aromas precede a bright, fresh palate bursting with clean, ripe orchard fruit, with low acidity and a soft, dry finish.
- Bottle £12.95
- Bottle Case £155.40
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A delicious, mild, dry, fresh tasting, aromatic wine from Charles Schléret. The nose is redolent of newly picked sweet grapes and precedes a smooth palate and a soft, delicate finish.
- Bottle £14.50
- Bottle Case £174.00
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Alsace Wine - Buy Wine from the Alsace Region of France
The tranquil town of Turckheim, just west of Colmar in the Fecht river valley, is idyllically pretty, bestrewn with flowers and fountains and half-timbered houses surrounded by a vista of vines. It is hard to imagine that this was once a military stronghold and a key strategic vantage point. A force of 20,000 French led by Henri de la Tour d’Auvergne defeated an Imperial army of three times the manpower here in 1675, which is commemorated by an obelisk and a statue.
Military history aside, the other incentive to visit the foothills of the Voges mountains is to sample the wines that are produced on the vertiginous vineyards. Charles Schléret has devoted his working life to producing the finest wines that he can from the full gamut of Alsace’s grape varieties. All of Charles’ wines have distinct varietal character and are classics of their genre, garnering myriad medals from wine fairs across Europe.