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I find that rosé wines can be broken into two camps, dry and sweet. Personally, I love the versatility of this dry Pinot Noir style from Germany, which oozes a wonderful dry, strawberry fruit character. Trust me, chill it down and serve it with salmon.
It was taken over by the charismatic winemaker Ernst Loosen who has dramatically turned around this once failing winery. Ernst's goal is simply to produce traditionally crafted Pfalz wines.
A flavoursome wine with a refreshing crispness. A relatively low alcohol rose ideal for drinking at lunch time and with your summer barbecues. Read More
A flavoursome wine with a refreshing crispness. A relatively low alcohol rose ideal for drinking at lunch time and with your summer barbecues. Read More
Pinot Noir is at home in many areas of the world and is a grape that winemakers aspire to produce great wines with. It is the workhorse grape of Burgundy, producing some of the most expensive, iconic wines in the world. When made well the wines have a wonderful soft and silky character, when made badly the juice is better left in the bottle!
In Germany the grape takes on a different name, Spätburgunder. Ernst's fresh approach to marketing wines from such a traditional region saw him take the more common name and, from my perspective, how that helps; Spätburgunder Rosé is not so catchy.
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