The vine:

- Area of production: named place "Lutzeltal" in Rouffach

The plateau located above the Clos Saint Landelin bears the name of "Lutzeltal". The origin of this name is "lutzel" or "litzel" (little) and "tal" (valley). In fact, this plateau has the shape of a widened vale. The soil is particularly stony there: it is sandy limestone with a little clay. The climate is very dry, due to the exposure to the wind. The Muré family's vineyard located in the Lutzeltal is cultivated in organic farming.

- Average age of vines: 35 years

The wine:

- Harvest by hand, in 20kg-boxes

- Vinification: slow fermentation and maturation on fine lees

- Residual sugar: 145 grams / litre

- Alcohol: 11,5 % / volume

- Date of harvest: September 15th 2007

- Yield: 36 hl / ha

- Ageing potential: until 2022

- Tasting notes :

A fine and elegant wine, with a nice yellow brilliant color. The aromas are of cristallized apricot and orange. In mouth, you can find aromas of apricot and tangerine. Very smooth wine.

A wine to match with foie gras, strong cheeses or dessert.