Christophe Lindenlaub
Christophe Lindenlaub, "De l'Autre Côté" 2022
Christophe Lindenlaub, "De l'Autre Côté" 2022
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100% Auxerrois biodynamically cultivated in Dorlisheim on 25 year-old vines. Grapes are hand-harvested, directly pressed to stainless steel where the wine spotnaneously ferments and ages sur lie for 10 months before bottling unfined, unfiltered, no additional SO2 with another 18 months in bottle before release.
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