Domaine Maurice Schoech Alsace Riesling 'Furstentum' Grand Cru 2023 NY Times The steep slope requires a

The steep slope requires a winch to assist with the ploughing

pebbly soils produce a wine of nuance and finesse

Situated immediately northwest of Fischer’s home village of Rossatz

minuscule-yielding vines

Delivered once per quarter as opposed to monthly like our original Taster tier

Domaine Maurice Schoech Alsace Riesling 'Furstentum' Grand Cru 2023 NY Times The steep slope requires aIn 2015, Schoech acquired 0. 2 hectares of Riesling in this coveted Grand Cru located in Kientzheim, in the heart of the valley of Kaysersberg. The soil composition of Furstentum is limestone based, instead of the granitic rock found in their Grand Cru Kaefferkopf. Furstentum is south facing with superb exposure to the sun and the vines sit on a steep slope with a 37% angle that offers excellent drainage. Forceful but elegant and intensely aromatic,