Trimbach Riesling is a standard bearer among fine dry Riesling wines produced on this planet. Yes, dry Riesling! Bone dry! Totally and unapologetically so. This is the way the Trimbach family prefer it. And they've been producing Alsace wines for almost four centuries now, long enough to make up their minds over the matter. And Trimbach Riesling is already a proven winner of a white wine right here in beautiful downtown Austin, Texas. Pure aristocratic and floral Riesling aromas suggestive of lemon peel (like the color of the label), linden flower, apricot, peach and a kind of pulverized stone; firm and dry, engaging the palate with a focused and penetrating flavor that then spreads out resplendent and refreshing across the tongue, leaving the entire mouth just watering away and waiting for more. C'mon downtown, grab a bottle or two of this stuff and get right with Riesling!

Bright straw. Clean, vibrantly mineral and racy aromas and flavors of green apple, pear and lime. Ripe yet brightly acidic, this exhibits a penetrating quality on the long, juicy, ginger- and mineral-accented finish. Very compact, dense and still youthful Riesling. Outstanding. Drink 2026‑2039. Rated 95+. ‑ Ian D'Agata, vinous.com September, 2018

This Pinot comes from parcels in St Hippolyte, Rodern (both granitic and Triassic sandstone) and the limestone soils of Soulzmatt and Rouffach. The 2021 Pinot Noir Réserve is a pan-Alsace wine spanning south and north. This was aged in cement and large foudre. The nose is beautifully open and displays hints of iron oxide, tart red cherry and red forest fruits. The palate is taut and bright, light-bodied yet with a lovely edge of licorice and slightly crunchy tannins. The fruit is beautifully pure, tart and vivid. The finish is smooth with red-fruits and bright freshness. (Bone-dry). Drink 2025‑2032. Rated 90. ‑ Anne Krebiehl, MW, vinous.com January, 2023