
Wild Red dry 1.0L

Wild Red dry 1.0L
An uncomplicated red wine for the uncomplicated moment — the Wilde Rote from Lergenmüller is the cuvée you always want to have with you.
Lergenmüller winery is located in the heart of the Palatinate, one of Germany's sunniest wine regions. The estate is known for approachable, everyday wines with a clear style profile — no experimentation, but reliable craftsmanship.
This blend combines Dornfelder and Portugieser grapes: the Dornfelder contributes dark color and fruit notes—blackberry, blackcurrant—while the Portugieser provides softness and drinkability. The result: low tannins, a rounded texture, and a short, mild finish. No rough edges.
- Aromas: blackberry, ripe plum, a hint of sour cherry
- Structure: soft body, low tannins, moderate acidity
- Finish: short, fruity, pleasant
Serving temperature 16–18 °C. Pairs well with pasta with tomato sauce, grilled sausages, pizzas, or simply enjoyed on the patio. The liter size also makes it ideal for larger gatherings, catering, or serving on tap—virtually without compromising on taste.
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The German winery with its headquarters in the Palatinate was founded in 1538 and is today managed under the leadership of Jürgen and Stefan Lergenmüller. With an area of 85 ha, it is one of the largest wineries in the Palatinate and produces up to 850,000 bottles of wine annually. At a total of four locations, the vines are supplied with sufficient minerals on soils made of limestone, loess and variegated sandstone. Controlled water supply and the many hours of sunshine in the Palatinate contribute to optimal growth. Lergenmüller's range includes white wines from grape varieties such as Chardonnay or Pinot Blanc and red wines from the Pinot Noir, Merlot and other varieties.
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