Pinot Noir Spatburgunder Riserva Rheinhessen QmP - Louis Guntrum
Louis Guntrum's Pinot Noir Reserve comes from the finest vineyards in the vast Rheinhessen region of Germany. This German winery offers a classic and traditional interpretation of the Spätburgunder Pinot Noir and its potential in this fertile terroir, located on the banks of the Rhine River. Low yields, intense vineyard work, and 18-month aging in new French oak barrels make this German red an elegant and timeless wine, ideal for all informal occasions.
Type: Red Wine
Name: Rheinhessen QmP
Origin: Germany - Rein
Grape varieties: Pinot Noir
Alcohol Content: 13.5%
Format: 75cl
Allergens: Sulphites
Chalice: Balloon
Serving Temperature: 16 - 18°C
Tasting Notes: Dark ruby in color, the nose offers aromas of ripe cherries and berries, mountain herbs, oak, and fine spices. On the palate, it lives up to expectations, offering a warm and enveloping palate, well-balanced by supple tannins and ample structure.
Pairings: Generous and gastronomic Pinot Noir, ideal with both first and second courses of meat but also with mushrooms and tasty cheeses.
The Cellar: The Guntrum family winery has stood along the beautiful banks of the Rhine since 1646. Between the two small German villages of Nierstein and Oppenheim, southwest of Frankfurt am Main, lies this marvelous complex of historic cellars, so old that a once-nonexistent railway and road now run above them. Today, Louis Guntrum, drawing on the legacy passed down through eleven generations of his family, produces his wines in this part of Germany, renowned and exported to over sixty countries worldwide. For both whites and reds, starting with a selection of the finest international grape varieties, he bottles a truly extraordinary finished product. Unique among many, the Louis Guntrum winery is also committed to promoting small, single-variety vineyards, known as "single-site" vineyards. This allows tiny plots of vineyards, characterized by different terroirs and microclimates, to produce unique flavors that further enhance each winery's unique label: a great tradition, a small winery, exceptional wines.
