WG Schriesheim

Spätburgunder Spätlese trocken Barrique

Baden Pinot Noir red wine Schriesheimer Rittersberg Spätlese dry aged in barrique. Prädikat wine.

Gold medal of the Baden Winegrowers Association

The Pinot Noir red wine Schriesheimer Rittersberg shows a dark red color in the glass. On the palate concentrated, filigree fruit, to which discreet barrique notes are added. 

PinotNoir is appreciated by connoisseurs for its flavor quality and fine fragrance. Pinot noir,  Pinot nero, Blauburgunder or Schwarzburgunder, is also an important basis for champagne.

Characteristic of this not easy grape variety is the complex aroma and subtle bouquet. Not for nothing do famous winemakers like to call it the diva of red grapes.

Until the middle of the 20th century, the best Pinot Noirs came from Burgundy. Today, Germany is the third largest producer behind France and the USA. The Pinot Noirs most similar to those from Burgundy grow in Baden and the Palatinate.

Due to the relatively low acidity, this Pinot Noir is also suitable for connoisseurs with acid sensitivity.

Alcohol content: 13.0% vol.
Contains sulfites

Be enchanted by the concentrated yet subtle fruit of the 2013 Spätburgunder Schriesheimer Rittersberg Spätlese trocken.