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Altenberg de Bergheim

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Altenberg de Bergheim is done by blending. So several mentions on the bottle label are possible, either simply the name of the appellation and the geographical name (Alsace Grand Cru Altenberg de Bergheim), or with in addition a mention of grape variety (Riesling, Pinot Gris, Gewurztraminer or Muscat), to which can be added the mention selection of noble grains or late harvests, as well as the name of a place name within the name:
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According to the specifications, blended wines are produced from plots planted mainly with Riesling (50 to 70% of the grape varieties), with Gewurztraminer and Pinot Gris as mandatory complementary grape varieties (10 to 25% for each of the two), while the accessory grape varieties (Chasselas, Muscat
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or selected yeasts introduced during the yeasting: this operation transforms the sugar in the grapes into alcohol. Controlling the fermentation temperature using a refrigeration system allows the aromatic potential of the product to be expressed. Once fermentation is complete after a month, the wine
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dominant in the blends (the grape variety limits mean between 50 and 70% of the surface area of the plots dedicated to the blends). It is a grape variety with late budburst and late ripening, requiring hillsides well exposed to the sun, whose harvests can take place around mid-October. On the other
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The vines are trained high to protect them from frost, with the foliage espaliered; the height of the trellised foliage cannot be less than 0.675 times the spacing between the rows. The pruning of the vine must be done in single or double guyot with a maximum of ten buds per square meter of ground
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A particularity of the Alsace grand cru Altenberg de Bergheim appellation is the blending of part of the production, i.e. the mixing of several grape varieties within the same vintage, something rare in Alsace where the vast majority of wines are single-varietal. The only other appellations where
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limit for the entire Alsace Grand Cru appellation is set at 55 hectoliters per hectare, with a maximum yield of 66 hectoliters per hectare which is much lower than the 80 hectoliters authorized by the Alsace appellation. Bergheim winegrowers have set a stricter maximum yield since 1995, through a
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wines (Late harvest wines) refer to wines made from grapes whose harvest has been delayed to allow them to overripen, resulting in wines rich in sugar and alcohol, with more powerful and often mellow tastes. According to the law, the must must have at least 243 grams of sugar per litre if it is
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As a result, the climate is much drier (Colmar is the driest station in France) and a little warmer (with an average annual temperature 1.5 Â°C higher) than would be expected at this latitude. The climate is continental and dry with warm springs, dry and sunny summers, long autumns and cold
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There have been some changes since then: the decree of 1 March 1984 regulates the terms vendanges tardives and sélection de grains nobles within the appellation and the decree of 24 January 2001 reduces yields and gives the possibility of modifying the specifications of each denomination (each
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On the advice of the union of producers of the vintage, the regional committee of experts of Alsace wines can propose annually to the national committee of wines and spirits of the National Institute of Appellations of Origin, for the name and for each grape variety, a minimum average natural
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When the Alsace Grand Cru appellation was created, the aim was clearly to promote the terroir. The mention of the grape variety is not obligatory and it is possible to put the name of the denomination in larger characters than that of the grape variety. In addition, part of the production of
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To the west, the Vosges protect the hillside from wind and rain. The prevailing westerly winds lose their moisture on the western slopes of the Vosges and reach Alsace in the form of foehn winds, dry and warm. Precipitation is therefore particularly low.
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specifications (with more stringent constraints than for the Alsace appellation in general). In the case of the Bergheim cru, the name of the commune is mentioned after the name of the lieu-dit to differentiate this cru from the two other Altenbergs:
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The actual yield of the entire appellation (the 51 Alsatian crus) was 50 hectoliters per hectare on average for the year 2009. Although this is well below the average yields of the Alsace vineyard, it is a yield within the French average.
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followed by the geographical name (place name) Altenberg de Bergheim must be produced with the following grape varieties, either as a single variety or as a blend: Riesling, Pinot Gris, Gewurztraminer or one of the
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The vineyard plots are on the hillside, between 220 and 320 meters above sea level, on the south-facing slopes of Mount Grasberg, above and northwest of Bergheim. The planted area is 35.06 hectares.
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origin, where it is called "Pinot Beurot". It gives better results on soils composed of limestone gravel provided they are well drained thanks to a hillside exposure.
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are gradually replacing horizontal presses with plates. Then the pomace is put into a vat for settling, which is the drawing off of the juice without the
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must be harvested manually. On the day of the harvest, upon arrival at the winery, the grapes are crushed and pressed to separate the must from the grape
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grape varieties and 168 grams per litre of must for the other grape varieties are not considered to be at good maturity. When authorisation for
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produces a blended Grand Cru Altenberg de Bergheim, and also produces field blends from several other Grand Cru sites, which he labels as
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Alsace wines must be bottled only in flutes, i.e. bottles of the "Rhine wine" type of 75 centiliters, regulated by several decrees.
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to preserve the acidity of the wine. The latter can be stored in vats to prepare it for bottling or aged in oak barrels or tuns.
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surface for the Gewurztraminer grape variety and eight buds per square meter of ground surface for the other grape varieties.
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alcoholic strength higher and a sugar content of the unit batches higher than those mentioned above, as well as a maximum
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It is one of the fifty-one grands crus of the Alsace region, each enjoying its own appellation but sharing the same
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In October 2011, all the grands crus of Alsace went from the status of geographical denominations within the same
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The appellation shares features with Alsace in general, namely the protection from wind and rain provided by the
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Any single batch of grape harvests with a sugar content of less than 193 grams per litre of must for the
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The grapes harvested must have a minimum average natural alcoholic strength by volume of 12.5% for the
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quality charter common to wo Bergheim crus (Altenberg and Kanzlerberg): 50 hectoliters per hectare.
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This vineyard is significantly further south than the similarly named Altenberg de Bergbieten (see
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mountains. The winds lose their humidity as they pass eastward over the hills, with dry and warm
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Throughout the Alsace vineyard, wines are most often identified by their grape variety(ies):
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just to the west (the latter also in the municipality of Bergheim, adjoining Altenberg).
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The average maximum load per plot is set at 10,000 kilograms of grapes per hectare.
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alsace grand cru Altenberg de Bergheim selection of noble grains gewurztraminer;
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selected to become the geographical names of the Alsace Grand Cru appellation.
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alsace grand cru Altenberg de Bergheim selection of noble grains pinot gris;
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alsace grand cru Altenberg de Bergheim selection of noble grains riesling;
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alsace grand cru Altenberg de Bergheim selection of noble grains muscat.
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Décret n°55-673 du 20 mai 1955 Emploi de La Bouteille Type "Vin du Rhin"
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since at least the beginning of the 16th century. It is rather early.
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alsace grand cru Altenberg de Bergheim late harvests gewurztraminer;
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wines despite that nomenclature not being in official use in Alsace.
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meaning "hill". We can therefore translate Altenberg as "old hill".
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On the Alsace Wine Route, Altenberg de Bergheim is located between
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to that of separate appellations sharing the same specifications.
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alsace grand cru Altenberg de Bergheim late harvest pinot gris;
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alsace grand cru Altenberg de Bergheim late harvests riesling;
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alsace grand cru Altenberg de Bergheim late harvest muscat;
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In 1983, Altenberg de Bergheim was one of the twenty-four
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passing over the vignoble, leading to very low rainfall.
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alsace grand cru Altenberg de Bergheim gewurztraminer;
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The nearest meteorological station to Kintzheim is the
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is more recent, discovered in the 19th century in the
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is not widely grown in Altenberg def Bergheim, but it
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station. Values between 1961 and 1990 are as follows:
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The grands crus of Alsace must be harvested by hand.
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vintage) after consulting the local wine syndicate.
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