The 2020 Domaine Zind Humbrecht Clos Windsbuhl Gewurztraminer is a white wine from the Clos du Windsbuhl sub-appellation in Hunawihr, Alsace, France. Produced by Domaine Zind Humbrecht, this Gewurztraminer showcases the distinct characteristics of its varietal and region. With an alcohol content of 13.0% and sealed with a cork, this wine offers a rich and nuanced experience.

James Suckling, a well-known wine critic, awarded this wine an impressive score of 95. He describes it as having a "very fragrant nose of yellow and pink roses with plenty of Turkish delight." He notes its high concentration but praises the balance it achieves through "fine tannins and excellent freshness (in spite of modest acidity)," which makes it "hard to resist." Suckling also highlights its "Turkish-delight finish" and points out that the grapes are biodynamically grown. He suggests that it can be enjoyed now or held for later.

Wine Spectator's review, penned by A.N., also speaks highly of this Gewurztraminer, giving it a 93 score. The review describes it as a "rich and silky white" that is "off-dry in style." It mentions "zesty hints of grapefruit peel and fleur de sel" that complement the "succulent acidity," bringing out flavors of "litchi, melon, tea rose and lemon pâte de fruits." According to Wine Spectator, the finish is driven by "grapefruit zest and a tang of salinity," and the wine is best consumed now through 2028.

This Gewurztraminer from Domaine Zind Humbrecht stands out for its aromatic complexity and balanced palate. The biodynamic farming practices add an additional layer of interest for those who prioritize sustainable wine production. While Suckling emphasizes its fragrant and balanced nature, Wine Spectator focuses on its rich, silky texture and intricate flavor profile. Both reviews agree on the wine's excellent quality, making it a noteworthy choice for enthusiasts of Alsace whites.