Robert Roth

'Orschwillerbourg' Pinot Gris 2023

Alsace%

Robert Roth 'Orschwillerbourg' Pinot Gris 2023 is made from Pinot Gris in Alsace, France. Robert Roth is a small, quality-driven estate in Alsace, based in the village of Soultzmatt in the Vallée Noble.

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Grape(s):, Pinot Gris

Producer name:, Robert Roth

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Organic/Biodynamic:, Biodynamic

Vegetarian/Vegan:, Neither

'Orschwillerbourg' Pinot Gris 2023
£8.00

Specs

Sweetness
Sweetness
DrySweet
Body
Body
LightFull
Acidity
Acidity
LowHigh
Tannin
Tannin
LowHigh
Maturity
Maturity
YouthfulMature

Tasting Notes

A calm, elegant Alsace Pinot Gris with soft peach, pear, light baking spice and delicate floral notes. The fruit feels smooth and gently golden, carried by a lightly waxy texture and a vibrant line of freshness. Refined, persistent and effortlessly composed.

About Robert Roth

Robert Roth is a small, quality-driven estate in Alsace, based in the village of Soultzmatt in the Vallée Noble. The family focuses on Riesling, Pinot Gris and Gewurztraminer from steep, limestone-rich slopes that naturally give the wines a firm backbone and clean aromatics.  

Farming is careful and low-input, and fermentations often run long, building texture without heaviness. Robert Roth’s style leans toward purity and fine detail, with each cuvée reflecting its specific site.  

This is an address that flies a little under the radar but consistently delivers outstanding value for money and exciting wines.  

About Alsace

Alsace sits in France’s far northeast and is known for its clean aromatic styles shaped by a dry sunny climate and sheltered vineyards. Riesling, Pinot Gris, Gewürztraminer and Muscat are central, producing expressive wines with strong varietal character. Pinot Blanc and Sylvaner offer lighter, fresher options, while Pinot Noir has gained momentum with increasingly refined reds. Most wines here are made in a dry, focused style and the region’s mix of soils from granite to limestone adds further nuance.

Alsace remains a brilliant source of precise aromatic wines that show clarity and strong grape identity.

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