Vol. 35
Muscat Kaefferkopf Cuvée Béatrice 2005
A symphony of nature from Alsace
A special bottle that draws out the power of nature.
- Country
- France
- Region
- Alsace
- Grapes
- No information
- Vintage
- 2005
- Producer
- Christian Binner
- Appearance scene
- A wine Suzuka presented, made from organic Grand Cru vineyards with minimal added sulfites, a natural wine.
総合 63 / 100
Tasting notes
Muscat Kaefferkopf Cuvée Béatrice by Christian Binner is a standout in the realm of natural wines from Alsace. Made from organically grown grapes with minimal added sulfur, this wine is all about showcasing the pure essence of the fruit. It's a bottle that lets nature sing, capturing the true spirit of the vineyard.
In volume 35, this wine makes an appearance when Suzuka brings it out. She explains her choice by highlighting its origins from a Grand Cru vineyard and its natural winemaking process. True to her words, pouring this wine feels like unlocking the energy of nature itself—something quite special.
In the glass, it gleams with a golden hue, and when swirled, it leaves slow, graceful tears. The nose is rich with the aroma of ripe pears and apricots, layered with hints of white flowers and a touch of spice. On the palate, it starts soft, with lively acidity and a wonderful mineral balance. The finish is long, leaving a gentle, lingering sensation.
This is the kind of wine you want to savor slowly. Chill it slightly and enjoy it alongside a meal to truly appreciate its charm.
総合 63 / 100