Domaine Albert Seltz Gewurztraminer Zotzenberg

Same notes as last bottle. Very nice for the genre.

Very enjoyable Gwurtztraminer. A relatively dry example of this genre with lychee nut, tropical fruits and nice minerality.

Robe dorée. Au nez, épices douces et litchee. La bouche est moelleuse, suave sans lourdeur. demi-sec. On retrouve le litchee, la mangue et une légère amertume en finale. Très, voir trop, facile à boire.

9th of 18, all notes fine - mid yellow, complex, honey, light spice, honeysuckle, medium full palate, quite sweet, some complexity, slightly pippy, decent balance and length, should still improve. A nice elegant Zotz Gewurz. Fine (17.5/20).

A golden, honey color. It did have a very expressive nose. On the palate it was a medium dry or off dry wine. There were notes of lychee nuts, mango puree, ground spices and apricot. Really nice.

Light honey gold in color, I like the intensity and touch of spice, with pretty decent acidity, and a good balance of sweet fruit and touch of minerality, aftertaste holds on for a while with that typical Gewurz peach pit slight bitterness. Not particularly complex, but quite enjoyable, and easy to drink.

Medium yellow-golden colour. In the nose typical for the variety with Pain d'épices, in particular some cinnamon and vanilla, ripe banana and a note reminding of concentrated grapefruit juice, some litchi, nutmeg and floral notes. Requires temperature to open up. On the palate, it's prominently sweet, very thick and oily, not that fresh, but with nice salty minerality. The finish is rather dry, slightly bitter and brownish (reminiscent of caramelized sugar). Very complex. Better to drink on its own than …