Pinot Noir dry 2023
Pinot Noir dry
Pinot Noir dry
Fruity currant with peppery cherry.
In the glass, a bright, transparent ruby red with slightly brick-red reflections at the rim is revealed. The color appears more Burgundian-delicate than dark and saturated. A Pinot that doesn't boast, but rather shows a quiet presence. The viscosity remains slender, emphasizing the light, elegant style.
The nose is dominated by red fruits such as redcurrant, cherry, and raspberry. These are accompanied by subtle notes of tobacco, dried leaves, and a hint of white pepper. Discreet hints of wood and butter complete the picture without overpowering the fruit.
On the palate, it's light-footed and juicy, almost like a cool sip of red fruit juice with serious depth. The tannins are soft and restrained, more velvety than edgy. A lively, medium acidity keeps everything flowing and ensures an animating drinking pleasure right down to the last sip.
This Pinot Noir focuses on clarity over muscle. The moderate alcohol and restrained tannins indicate careful aging that prioritizes fruit and drinkability. Not an overextracted Pinot, but an honest, cool Rheingau style with true house wine potential.
Family winery in a historic wine town.
It is no exaggeration to call Johannisberg in the Rheingau the cradle of Riesling. For several hundred years, wines have been produced here that have significantly shaped the image of German Riesling - nationally and internationally. The term "Spätlese" was coined here at the end of the 17th century, and we now know it as a quality level for all German wines. With their 12-hectare Goldatzel winery, the Groß family runs one of the venerable and traditional Riesling hotspots. In order to produce particularly intense and multifaceted Rieslings, Johannes Groß focuses on quartzite-rich vineyards.
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Pinot Noir dry
2023
Fruity currant with peppery cherry.
In the glass, a bright, transparent ruby red with slightly brick-red reflections at the rim is revealed. The color appears more Burgundian-delicate than dark and saturated. A Pinot that doesn't boast, but rather shows a quiet presence. The viscosity remains slender, emphasizing the light, elegant style.
The nose is dominated by red fruits such as redcurrant, cherry, and raspberry. These are accompanied by subtle notes of tobacco, dried leaves, and a hint of white pepper. Discreet hints of wood and butter complete the picture without overpowering the fruit.
On the palate, it's light-footed and juicy, almost like a cool sip of red fruit juice with serious depth. The tannins are soft and restrained, more velvety than edgy. A lively, medium acidity keeps everything flowing and ensures an animating drinking pleasure right down to the last sip.
This Pinot Noir focuses on clarity over muscle. The moderate alcohol and restrained tannins indicate careful aging that prioritizes fruit and drinkability. Not an overextracted Pinot, but an honest, cool Rheingau style with true house wine potential.