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Trollinger is Württemberg's house wine — light, easy-drinking, with red berry notes. This bottling from the Remstal winery showcases the character of the grape variety directly and without embellishment.

The Remstal winery is located in the Remstal valley east of Stuttgart, one of the core areas for Trollinger wine cultivation in Württemberg. Trollinger — originally from South Tyrol, where it is known as Vernatsch — has been established in the region for over 350 years and is now considered its most emblematic red wine.

In the glass, the wine displays a bright ruby ​​red color with remarkable transparency. The nose offers aromas of strawberry, raspberry, and a hint of sour cherry. On the palate, it is light-bodied with soft tannins and moderate acidity—exactly what defines Trollinger: uncomplicated and easy to drink, without being heavy.

• Temperature: 14–16 °C — it's most enjoyable slightly chilled
• Food: Snack platter with Maultaschen (Swabian ravioli), lentil soup with Saitenwürstle (sausages), Flammkuchen (Alsatian flatbread).
• Occasion: Summer evening, barbecue without much fuss, traditional Württemberg home cooking

If you're not looking for a tannic red wine, but rather a light sip with regional character, this is the right place for you.