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Domaine Mann, "Happy Lemon" (2018)
- 2018
- 75cl
- Blanc
- 13%
- Alsace - FR, France
- Alsace AOP
- Riesling
- 75cl
Tasting notes
Bright and lifted on the nose, with zesty citrus, green apple, and white peach layered over delicate floral and wet stone notes. The palate is crisp and lively, showing lemon peel, lime juice, and a subtle hint of apricot, balanced by racy acidity and a clean, mouthwatering finish. Light-bodied yet expressive, with a refreshing mineral edge that keeps it precise and energetic.
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Viticulture
Domaine Mann, “Happy Lemon,” is a distinctive vineyard in Alsace known for its lively, expressive style and its fresh, vibrant character. Located in a region celebrated for its varied soils and elegant white wines, the domaine reflects the charm and precision that Alsace can offer. The “Happy Lemon” cuvée suggests a bright, crisp profile, with a focus on freshness, aromatic clarity, and a clean, uplifting finish. It is a wine that captures the spirit of its terroir while remaining approachable and joyful, making it an appealing example of modern Alsatian winemaking.
Oenology
Domaine Mann “Happy Lemon” is an Alsace wine shaped by a fresh, precise, and lively oenology, with a clear focus on purity of fruit and natural balance. The grapes are handled gently to preserve aromatics, freshness, and the bright citrus character suggested by the name. Fermentation is carried out with a minimalist approach, often allowing the indigenous yeasts to express the vineyard’s identity, while limiting interventions in the cellar. The wine is typically vinified to emphasize tension, clean texture, and a crisp, vibrant profile, with careful use of inert vessels or neutral materials to avoid masking its delicate expression. In the style of Alsace, the oenology aims for clarity, finesse, and a dry, precise finish, resulting in a wine that feels energetic, easy to drink, and highly expressive of its origin.
Suggestions for accompaniment
Domaine Mann, “Happy Lemon” (Alsace) pairs well with fresh, vibrant dishes that echo its bright citrus and lively acidity. Recommended dishes: oysters, scallops, ceviche, grilled sea bass, trout, sushi, sashimi, goat cheese salad, asparagus, light poultry, and vegetable tart. Accompanying dishes: lemon butter sauce, fennel salad, fresh herbs, green vegetables, citrus vinaigrette, risotto with herbs, young potatoes, and lightly seasoned rice or couscous.
Winery
Domaine Mann
Domaine Mann is a family-run vineyard located in Alsace, in eastern France, known for its careful work in the vineyards and its wines that reflect the character of the region. The estate is based in the village of Wettolsheim, near Colmar, and cultivates a range of Alsatian grape varieties such as Riesling, Gewurztraminer, Pinot Gris, and Pinot Noir. It is appreciated for its commitment to organic and biodynamic farming, with an approach that seeks to respect the soil, the vines, and the local environment. The domaine was founded by the Mann family and has grown over time into a respected name in Alsace, carrying forward a tradition of winegrowing while developing a modern, precise style. Its wines are often described as expressive, elegant, and true to their terroir.
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