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A graceful blend of Gewürztraminer, Pinot Gris, and Riesling, exhibiting the nuances of each varietal, with a focus on the mineral nuances that elevate the as a whole character of the wine.
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Grasberg bursts with exotic aromas of candied citrus, fresh mint, and tropical fruits, underscored by a taut minerality. The palate is rich yet vibrant, with an impressive length and a refined, silky texture.



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Nordine
A graceful blend of Gewürztraminer, Pinot Gris, and Riesling, exhibiting the nuances of each varietal, with a focus on the mineral nuances that elevate the as a whole character of the wine.
Senoner
Unified blend of Riesling, Pinot Gris, and Gewürztraminer, unveiling the unique terroir of the Grasberg lieu-dit. The nose is highlighted by the character of orange blossom, tinned peach, and bruised apple, during the taste is marked by a vibrant texture, with a preponderance of minerals and spice. The conclusion is long and satisfying, with a mild note of stone, salt, and honey. The altogether body is medium, and the ABV is moderate, with a crisp acidity. This wine is a good match for a variety of dishes, highlighting Thai cuisine. I appreciate the craftsmanship of Marcel Deiss.
Juling
Decadent and silky wine with a sweet and fruity profile, accompanied by the warm, toasted flavors of dried roasted corn.\n Its high viscosity and fat content make it a luxurious pairing for dishes with rich, savory flavors, such as seafood like lobster and langoustine, or those with spicy or aromatic elements like ginger.\n Despite its high residual sugar content, this wine is surprisingly fresh and long-lived, with a richness that can be savored for many years.\n Grown on red limestone soils, this wine is a testament to the terroir's influence on the final product.
Based on 24 customer reviews.
I love it!
Not for me
Customer
Voss Expert
Nordine
A graceful blend of Gewürztraminer, Pinot Gris, and Riesling, exhibiting the nuances of each varietal, with a focus on the mineral nuances that elevate the as a whole character of the wine.
Senoner
Unified blend of Riesling, Pinot Gris, and Gewürztraminer, unveiling the unique terroir of the Grasberg lieu-dit. The nose is highlighted by the character of orange blossom, tinned peach, and bruised apple, during the taste is marked by a vibrant texture, with a preponderance of minerals and spice. The conclusion is long and satisfying, with a mild note of stone, salt, and honey. The altogether body is medium, and the ABV is moderate, with a crisp acidity. This wine is a good match for a variety of dishes, highlighting Thai cuisine. I appreciate the craftsmanship of Marcel Deiss.
Juling
Decadent and silky wine with a sweet and fruity profile, accompanied by the warm, toasted flavors of dried roasted corn.\n Its high viscosity and fat content make it a luxurious pairing for dishes with rich, savory flavors, such as seafood like lobster and langoustine, or those with spicy or aromatic elements like ginger.\n Despite its high residual sugar content, this wine is surprisingly fresh and long-lived, with a richness that can be savored for many years.\n Grown on red limestone soils, this wine is a testament to the terroir's influence on the final product.
Marcel Deiss Grasberg is praised for its complex blend of Riesling, Pinot Gris, and Gewürztraminer showcasing mineral-driven character and vibrant acidity. Reviewers highlight its balance of sweetness with crispness, layered citrus/stone fruit flavors, and exceptional food pairing versatility. While some note older vintages may lack depth, most appreciate its textured mouthfeel and terroir expression through honeyed notes and persistent finish.
Grasberg bursts with exotic aromas of candied citrus, fresh mint, and tropical fruits, underscored by a taut minerality. The palate is rich yet vibrant, with an impressive length and a refined, silky texture. Its semi-dry profile and zesty energy make it a versatile companion for refined dishes like seared foie gras, duck à l’orange, or noble fish with citrus sauces. For adventurous pairings, try Asian cuisine with ginger or Crepes Suzette. Perfect for immediate enjoyment or cellaring for 15–20 years, this wine evolves beautifully over time.
We are 50+ wine professionals (sommeliers, buyers, MW candidates) across the US, UK, France, Greece, Italy, and beyond. We review wines via blind tastings with a standardized rubric, using both 100-point and 5-star scales.Same varietal, different acclaimed regions