Still and Sparkling: 2 Biodynamic Wines from Alsace for #Winophiles

…true quality is that which succeeds in surprising and moving us. It is not locked inside a formula. Its essence is subtle (subjective) and never rational. It resides in the unique, the singular, but it is ultimately connected to something more universal. A great wine is one in which quality is contained. Such a wine will necessarily be uncommon and decidedly unique because it cannot be like any other, and because of this fact it will be atypical, or only typical of itself.

So says winemaker André Ostertag in Kermit Lynch’s Inspiring Thirst (page 279).  Continue reading