Domaine Pfister Riesling Traditions

A delicious wine with ripe stone fruit like apple and peach. Classic, simple and fruity. With its light texture, tight acidity and delicate lemon and grapefruit flavors, it's totally ready to drink. Domaine Pfister began life in 1780 during France’s Revolutionary War. The acronym Berg (formerly Riesling Tradition) comes from Auf dem Berg and Silberberg, two neighboring hillside vineyards.

Classification: Vin d’Alsace

Grape Varietal: Riesling

Feature: Sustainable

Country: France

Region: Alsace

Appellation: Berg

Grape Profile: Riesling is a white grape variety celebrated for its high acidity and the diverse styles of wine it can produce. Riesling wines are known for their vibrant aromatics, exhibiting notes of green apple, citrus, peach, and often a unique petrol-like character with age.

Region Profile: The Alsace wine region, nestled in the northeastern corner of France, along the Rhine River, with the Vosges Mountains to the west & the border with Germany to the east, is renowned for its picturesque landscapes, unique cultural heritage, and, most importantly, its exceptional wines.

Pair with: Seafood. Poultry and Pork. Spicy Asian Cuisine. Vegetarian dishes using green herbs and citrus. Aromatic and soft cheeses like goat and munster.