Selective Harvest Edition Pinot Noir dry

A Pinot Noir that shows what the Palatinate is capable of: elegant fruit, silky texture, not an ounce too much wood.

Wachtenburg Winzer is the winegrowers' cooperative of Wachenheim on the German Wine Route — a municipality whose loose, heat-retaining soils (sandstone, loam, calcareous marl zones) are among the best Pinot Noir sites in the Palatinate. Selective harvesting — the targeted selection of the ripest grapes — is the crucial step for the depth of this wine.

In the glass: a clear ruby ​​red with a violet rim. On the nose, sour cherry, raspberry, and a hint of violet—clear and light. On the palate, silky tannins, lively acidity, and medium body. The finish is fresh, with a subtle hint of spice.

Serving temperature: 16–17 °C. Drinkable now, can be stored without problems until 2027.
Goes well with duck breast with red cabbage , grilled lamb chops or a mature goat cheese.