This French Region Is Making World-Class Pinot Without the Burgundy Price Tags
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With its tall bottles and aromatic whites, Alsace wine has been easy to pigeonhole. An outlier in France, often feeling closer in structure to Germany than to its home country, the region is known for winemaking that combines German precision with French finesse. And for the past several decades, at least, Alsace has been defined by its white wines, while reds remained a sidebar.
But something has shifted, under the radar. Without the marketing muscle of Burgundy or the rising buzz of German
But something has shifted, under the radar. Without the marketing muscle of Burgundy or the rising buzz of German
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