

Wachtenburg Spätburgunder semi-dry

Wachtenburg Spätburgunder semi-dry
A Pinot Noir that knows exactly what it is – and shows it with conviction. The Wachtenburg Pinot Noir semi-dry from the Wachtenburg winemakers in the Palatinate is a fine choice for anyone who appreciates the character of red Burgundy but is looking for a wine that doesn't rely solely on heaviness.
In the glass, it displays an expressive, multi-layered bouquet of fresh red fruits – cherry, raspberry, and a subtle hint of spice in the background. On the palate, it possesses a silky texture with pleasant depth ; the off-dryness provides a pleasing roundness without making the wine heavy or cloying. The Gold Medal for the 2016 vintage is not an end in itself, but rather a testament to the solid winemaking expertise behind it.
This Pinot Noir will accompany you well through:
- Dishes with mushrooms, game birds or tender veal
- Mature cheeses such as Camembert or Brie
- Uncomplicated evenings with a good book – without wine getting in the way.
Ideal drinking temperature is between 16 and 18 degrees; it develops its full flavor best when slightly aerated.
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The Wachtenburg Winzer eG cooperative from Wachenheim on the German Wine Route is one of the oldest winegrowers' cooperatives in the Palatinate region: founded in 1900 by 53 Palatinate winegrowers, it now represents the shared craft of 24 winegrowing families who cultivate 350 hectares together. It takes its name from the striking Wachtenburg castle ruins high above Wachenheim—a landmark that is literally reflected in the wines of this cooperative. The focus is on Riesling, but the range extends to over 13 white and 11 red grape varieties, catering to a wide variety of tastes. High-quality wine enjoyment at fair prices and careful stewardship of the vineyards—this is the shared philosophy that unites all these winegrowing families.
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