The entry level wine of the range – this certainly doesn’t taste like it, it sets the tone for all of the Hugel offerings. Super clean with lots of energy and drive. Simple zesty citric fruit with a hint of peach. There’s a lovely tension with a streak of fine mineral acidity. Really rather good, Drink 2016 – 2019. Martyn Rolph, Private Account Manager
For most professionals, let alone consumers, Alsace is complicated, alongside the plethora of producers, some bad, some good, it is often hard to decipher the quality of the vineyard let alone the producer all at the same time as trying to understand the dryness or sweetness of a given wine. With the customer in mind, Hugel have redesigned their range to reflect the different levels of quality in very simple and International terms. Hugel first and foremost is an advocate of the dry style of Alsace wine. Hugel wines are tight, structured, mineral and dry – unless they’re sweet. The “Classic” range is a mixed of bought in and estate grapes designed for early everyday consumption which sets the tone for what’s to come.
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For most professionals, let alone consumers, Alsace is complicated, alongside the plethora of producers, some bad, some good, it is often hard to decipher the quality of the vineyard let alone the producer all at the same time as trying to understand the dryness or sweetness of a given wine. With the customer in mind, Hugel have redesigned their range to reflect the different levels of quality in very simple and International terms.
Hugel first and foremost is an advocate of the dry style of Alsace wine. Hugel wines are tight, structured, mineral and dry – unless they’re sweet.
The “Classic” range is a mixed of bought in and estate grapes designed for early everyday consumption which sets the tone for what’s to come.