Domaine Marcel Deiss - Alsace - 2023 Blend

The Clos des Grives 2022 from Domaine Combier possesses superb balance. In this very attractive vintage, this long, complex and deep organic wine is one of the appellation's best representatives. It will require a few years to find balance and complexity. A vintage to be enjoyed over 7 to 10 years!

Guide des meilleurs vins de France 2025: 95/100

Le temps des cerises du domaine de la Noblaie is a superb, fruity organic Chinon. This cuvée is characterized by soft tannins and intense red fruit notes. Le Temps des Cerises is an ideal entry-level wine at Domaine de la Noblaie.

Bettane et Dessauve 2019: 15/20

The wine is a feast of domaine Elian Da Ros is a superb fruity wine, gourmand with freshness. It's the kind of wine you'd like to share with friends, with its fruity, slightly spicy notes. Le Vin est une fête is great value for money.

Gorgeous Roussane from Languedoc, this Chant des Dolia blanc from Domaine La Croix Gratiot is a magnificent, pulpy, gourmet white with fruity flesh and perfect balance.

This Alsace Riquewirh du domaine Marcel Deiss comes from the Domaine Marcel Deiss plots, planted on the Riquewihr finage. The wine produced is extremely salivating, precise, well-structured and full of personality. A sparkling biodynamic wine!

This Late Harvest Gewurztraminer from domaine Marcel Deiss is a model of its kind. This organic wine has a beautiful golden yellow color. It develops on notes of candied fruits, carnations and spices, this late harvest offers a magnificent structure and a pleasant roundness.

A magnificent Riesling Vendanges tardives from the Marcel Deiss estate at full maturity: the sweetness of the wine is counterbalanced by the minerality of the riesling. The whole is sumptuous and very elegant. A great bottle to enjoy with pan-fried foie gras, for example.

This 1er cru Langenberg 2022 from Domaine Marcel Deiss is a superb success. Nose of lemon, grapefruit and white flowers (lily of the valley, elderberry), light mineral touches spice up the bouquet, the palate is airy and subtle, like an aromatic cloud, leaving on the finish a sensation of salinity so characteristic of St Hippolyte's granite terroirs. The wine is fuller and more complex than a simple Riesling St Hippolyte; the material is more subtle and bounces back with little acidic, tonic twitches.