Wachtenburg Spätburgunder Rosé semi-dry 1.0L

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Palatinate Spätburgunder Rosé with strawberry and blossom – fruity, flattering, in a 1-liter format.

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Wachtenburg Spätburgunder Rosé semi-dry 1.0L

The Wachtenburg Spätburgunder Rosé semi-dry is an inviting rosé wine from the Wachtenburg winery – made from the noble Spätburgunder grape, which has been cultivated in the Palatinate region for generations. The large 1.0-liter bottle makes it the ideal companion for social gatherings where you simply don't want the wine to run out too quickly.

In the glass, it displays a fresh, salmon-pink hue. The bouquet offers distinct notes of red berries, ripe strawberry, and a hint of blossom – lively, fruity, and pleasantly approachable. On the palate, thanks to its semi-dry residual sweetness, it remains smooth and well-rounded without losing any of its freshness. The finish is clean and invites another sip.

  • Grape variety: Pinot Noir
  • Finish: semi-dry
  • Contents: 1.0 liter
  • Origin: Wachtenburg Winzer, Palatinate

Whether on the summer terrace, at a barbecue with friends, or as an uncomplicated accompaniment to light cuisine – this rosé is a great choice for almost any occasion. It pairs particularly well with salads, grilled poultry, tarte flambée , and mild goat cheese. It's also a true delight served chilled on its own.

Grape Variety Pinot Noir
Taste Semi-Dry
Alcohol 11,5 % Vol.
Serving temp. 8–10 °C
Volume 1 l
Country of Origin Germany
Region Palatinate
Grape Variety Pinot Noir
Wine Color Rosé Wine
Vintage 2025
Alcohol Content 11,5 % Vol.
Residual Sugar 2 g/l

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Wachtenburg Winzer

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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