If you prefer elegant whites with a touch of history, the Wineck-Schlossberg in Alsace, France, is a hidden gem. This grand cru boasts diverse soil types, including granite, yielding expressive wines predominantly crafted from Riesling, Gewürztraminer, and Pinot Gris. The region’s unique terroir imparts mineral finesse and complex aromatics. Traditional winemaking techniques like extended lees aging enhance depth and character, while the surrounding medieval vineyards evoke a rich cultural heritage that echoes through each glass.