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The last vintage before Hugel changed the Jubilee name to 'Grossi Laüe' to better reflect the terroir element of this wine. The grapes are sourced from the famous Schoenenbourg grand cru, and the best plots make up this wine. Like in most of Europe, 2009 was a very successful vintage here, and it was the first year that Hugel was able to produce its full range of dry, Vendange Tardive and SGN wines since 2001. This wine has a zesty, creamy palate with soft stone fruits and some citrus. A persistent but subtle acidity leads to a fresh finish. Well balanced and drinking well now.

Riesling

Hugel, Jubilee Riesling, Alsace, France, 2009

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The last vintage before Hugel changed the Jubilee name to 'Grossi Laüe' to better reflect the terroir element of this wine. The 

Hugel, Jubilee Riesling, Alsace, France, 2009

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