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Pinot Noir 2019 - Red wine

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Aromatic red wine from good location

15,00 (€20,00 per l)
Including tax
Content: 0,75l
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IRIS KRADER Dry Gin

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Delivery to Germany: 6,90
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Scholerhof
Geschmack dry
dark forest fruits, black cherry, fine spice
Rebsorte Pinot Noir/Spätburgunder
Weinbaugebiet Baden
Jahrgang 2019

More information about Pinot Noir 2019

Fine spicy aromas combined with the fruit of black cherry as well as cassis and wild berries are characteristic of this Pinot Noir.

Its dark ruby color combined with a long-lasting finish promises pure drinking pleasure. It goes well with all dark meats as well as mature cheeses.

Site: Heitersheimer Maltesergarten

Location:
Heitersheim
Alcohol:
13
Country:
Germany
Wine type:
Red wine
Content:
0,75 Liter
Acid:
5.0 g/l
Residual sweetness:
1.4 g/l
Weingut:
Scholerhof
Drink type:
Wine
Contains sulfites:
Yes
Food companies:
Iris Krader, Winery Distillery Scholerhof, Eschbacher Straße 22, D-79423 Gallenweiler

Scholerhof
Scholerhof is a small winery and distillery located in the heart of the Markgräflerland region in Baden. The Markgräflerland stretches over 60 km from Freiburg in the north to Basel in the south and is the southernmost wine-growing region in Germany. The Burgundian Gate is a kind of passage between the Jura and the Vosges. And because that's the case, the odd warmer breeze comes in from the south. In short, the winters are milder and the sun shines more often and longer than elsewhere. All of this together ensures that the grapes here have a higher sugar content. Our family has a long wine-growing history, going back about 100 years. I took over the winery from my uncle 10 years ago and it was clear to me that I would maintain our family's principle: quality over quantity. [Read more]