Alsacian wine... French, Swiss, German...humm. Alsacian appellation is quite unique in the influence its had since its beginnings of wine making. From a variety of mostly white grape varietals to the very much prized pinot noir grape varietal brings you some of the most stunning and impressive wines! Exception pinot noir is one of Alsace secret weapons...Wow what a wine! These grapes grow on the hillside of the Vosges mountain range. Pinot Noir makes 9.9% of wine production in Alsace. Serve this silky red at a temperature of 57.2 degrees F to 60.8 F or 14 degrees to 16 degrees Celsius. Exception Pinot Noir is satiny and silky , on the palate, delivering a beautiful finish that calls for a dance with a beautiful meal! Or you can take your chances with Bryan in the Swiss side of the Alsace...dancing in his Lederhosen! 

Pair this wine with the finest red meat, such as rib of beef, sirloin, or duck breast. It will also pair well with beef bourguignon, stew and matured cheeses.

This wine was around $30.00. A great price point for elegance and a seamless style of wine. Enjoy! Wine...from on the vine...to the road tasted.