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Zweigelt vine Hades 2017

Jürgen Ellwanger, Württemberg
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Leicht
Schwer
Trocken
Süss
Complex, powerful and expressive.
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Weinbeschreibung
«A masterfully vinified Zweigelt that brings a lot of depth and complexity.»
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Zweigelt vine Hades

Rebsorte
Zweigelt
Ort
Winterbach
Land
Germany
Region
Württemberg
Flascheninhalt
Alkoholgehalt
13.5% Vol.
Allergene
contains sulfites
Trinktemperatur
15 - 18 Grad
Ernte
palmistry
Verschluss
Cork
Lebensmittelangaben

Zweigelt vine Hades

je 100ml
Weinbeschreibung

Intense blackberry with a dense coffee roast note.

In the glass, the Zweigelt Hades presents itself in a dark ruby red with violet reflections. The color appears dense and clear, without heaviness. Light streaks suggest extract. Overall, a powerful, focused impression with youthful tension and clean brilliance visible at the rim.

The nose is dominated by dark cherry and sour cherry, complemented by blackberry and plum. This is joined by pepper, a hint of cocoa, and dried herbs. The aromatics are clear, ripe, not sweet, with a quiet depth and precise fruit without exaggeration or oak dominance.

On the palate, the wine is juicy and structured, supported by fresh acidity and fine-grained tannins. The fruit remains dark and clear. The body is medium-dense, the finish dry, long, and controlled, with a spicy aftertaste and good balance.

24 months in new barriques for a solid structure and enormous fullness. The careful selection and care of the Zweigelt vines in Württemberg give this wine its unique depth and complexity. Why this wine is special: An expression of the highest craftsmanship and dedication.

The VDP winery Jürgen Ellwanger can look back on a wine-growing tradition that is over 500 years old. With 26 hectares of vineyards, divided into various locations in Württemberg, the wines are particularly characterized by their unique terroir. The main grape varieties include Riesling, Lemberger and Trollinger.

Jürgen Ellwanger

Down-to-earth and visionary: Ellwanger combines 500 years of tradition with pioneering spirit in barrique winemaking in the Remstal valley.

Looking at the history of the Jürgen Ellwanger winery, you can feel 500 years of lived wine passion: as early as 1514, an ancestor, Nikodemus Ellwanger, laid the foundation stone in Großheppach. In 1949, Gottlob Ellwanger officially founded the present-day winery, and with his son Jürgen, a breath of fresh air quickly arrived. Under Jürgen's direction, the family estate grew steadily – and at the same time brought a small revolution to the Remstal valley: together with four colleagues, he founded the HADES* study group in 1986, an initiative that established barrique aging in Württemberg. What critics initially scoffed at soon led to award-winning wines (including multiple winners of the German Red Wine Prize) and solidified Ellwanger's reputation as a top winery. As early as 1995, the estate was admitted to the prestigious VDP (Association of German Prädikat Wine Estates) – one of the first in the region.
Today, Jörg Ellwanger (cellar master) and his brother Felix, together with Jörg's wife Sylvia, manage the family winery in the next generation. On 26 hectares of vineyards, spread over five communities in the Remstal valley, numerous grape varieties thrive. The Ellwangers understand tradition as a responsibility, not as stagnation: they cultivate Trollinger, Lemberger, and Riesling with particular dedication; but international varieties such as Merlot or Syrah also enrich the portfolio. In the cellar, Jörg relies on gentle processing, time, and intuition – always with the aim of bringing the character of the site and grape variety unfiltered into the glass.


*A word about HADES: The HADES wines are the result of a pioneering initiative launched in 1986 by five Swabian wineries, including Weingut Jürgen Ellwanger. This group, which called itself the "New Oak Barrel Study Group," aimed to establish the aging of wines in new oak barrique barrels in Germany, a practice that was uncommon in the country at the time.
The name "HADES" is an acronym of the initials of the participating wineries:
H: Weingut Fürst Hohenlohe Oehringen
A: Weingut Graf Adelmann
D: Weingut Drautz-Able
E: Weingut Jürgen Ellwanger
S: Weingut Sonnenhof

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