Frühburgunder & Merlot QW Ahr 0.75L

Cuvée of Frühburgunder and Merlot from the Ahr — two rarely combined grape varieties. The Merlot brings fullness and structure, the Frühburgunder regional depth. For game poultry or aged goat cheese.

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Frühburgunder & Merlot QW Ahr 0.75L

An unusual cuvée from the Ahr: Frühburgunder and Merlot meet — two grape varieties that rarely end up in the same glass, and even more rarely from this northern red wine region.

The Nelles winery is one of the traditional estates on the Ahr, where the narrow river valley and slate soils create ideal conditions for profound red wines. Merlot is a true rarity on the Ahr; Frühburgunder, on the other hand, is an old mutation of Pinot Noir and is considered one of the region's early-ripening specialties.

In the glass, the cuvée shows ripe cherry and dark plum, underpinned by a hint of herbal spice. The Merlot portion brings melt and fullness, while the Frühburgunder provides lively fruit and a supple body. The finish is dry, with soft tannins and pleasant length.

Good with game dishes, leg of lamb, or a hearty pasta ragù. Serving temperature: 16–18 °C.

Grape variety Frühburgunder, Merlot
Origin Ahr, Germany
Taste Dry
Alcohol 12,5 % Vol.
Serving temp. 16–18 °C
Volume 0,75 l
Country of origin Germany
Region Ahr
Grape variety Frühburgunder, Merlot
Wine color Red Wine
Vintage 2022
Alcohol content 12,5 % Vol.
Taste Dry

The Winery

Weingut Nelles

VDP Member Estate

The Nelles winery is one of the addresses in the German wine landscape that you should know. Craftsmanship, a clear sense for terroir, and wines that show character without being loud – that is the style that distinguishes the bottles from this house. Whether in the cellar or in the vineyard: work is done here with conviction, not by the book.

Heimersheim/Bad-Neuenahr