Domaines Schlumberger Pinot Noir Bel Colle de lokale variant van Tempranillo

de lokale variant van Tempranillo in het wijngebied Toro

the indigenous Arneis grape shines just as brightly

The Blauer Zweigelt from Burgenland

soft mousse with nuances of citrus fruit

Domaines Schlumberger Pinot Noir Bel Colle de lokale variant van TempranilloClaus Schlumberger, originally from Germany, left for France in the eighteenth century to start a new life. This tanner settled in the beautiful village of Guebwiller. However, Claus felt uneasy there because the village was dominated by monks. He decided to move again, ending up in Mulhouse, a Protestant city with a free and open environment. It was there that he met his wife, and they had no fewer than nine children. One of Claus's sins was Nicolas,