Pinot Noir Riserva Vigna das Langefeld
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Pinot Noir Riserva Vigna das Langefeld 2021

Tenuta Pfitscher, South Tyrol
#wow factor
Leicht
Schwer
Trocken
Süss
Cool, spicy, and elegant.
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Weinbeschreibung
"Pinot for Burgundy fans with hiking boots."
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Pinot Noir Riserva Vigna das Langefeld

Rebsorte
Pinot Nero
Weingut
Tenuta Pfitscher
Ort
Montan
Land
Italy
Region
South Tyrol
Flascheninhalt
Alkoholgehalt
13.5% Vol.
Allergene
contains sulfites
Trinktemperatur
15 - 18 Grad
Ernte
palmistry
Verschluss
Cork
Lebensmittelangaben

Pinot Noir Riserva Vigna das Langefeld

je 100ml
Weinbeschreibung

Ruby-red sour cherry with smoky raspberry.

In the glass, a clear, transparent ruby red with a slightly brick-red shimmer at the rim is revealed. No makeup, no filter, but honest Pinot Noir aesthetics. The fine church windows run calmly and evenly.

Cool and precise on the nose. Sour cherry, redcurrant, and a hint of raspberry skin meet smoke, mocha, and wet stone. Behind that, dried herbs and forest floor. Not a perfume, but mountain air after a summer rain, clear, spicy, and deeply breathing.

On the palate, taut as a tightly strung wire. Juicy cherry, black pepper, subtle roasted aromas. The acidity grabs like cold spring water on the ankles. Tannin like suede, not like a wooden board. Cool, focused, long.

The grapes come from a single high-altitude parcel. Hand-harvested, small yields, patient work in the cellar. Only around 1,200 bottles per year.

Tenuta Pfitscher

Steep family affair.

The Pfitscher family can be wonderfully compared to their wines. Each has their own character, but they all have one thing in common: they are honest and straightforward. Together they pursue the goal of making “great” wines. The Pfitschers have been pursuing this goal for seven generations and the last three are currently at work. From Grandpa Alfred, who still helps out in the vineyard, to Dad Klaus, who continues to advise as cellar master, and Mom Monika, who holds the reins in the office, to the youngest generation: the three siblings Daniel, Hannes and Marion. The former is the brains for marketing and sales, Hannes has dedicated himself to the vineyard and winemaking and Marion is the organizational talent.

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    Tenuta Pfitscher, South Tyrol
    #wow factor
    Leicht
    Schwer
    Trocken
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    Cool, spicy, and elegant.
    Artikel: 1886
    Jahrgang
    2021
    Rebsorte
    Pinot Nero
    Weingut
    Tenuta Pfitscher
    Ort
    Montan
    Land
    Italy
    Region
    South Tyrol
    Flascheninhalt
    Alkoholgehalt
    13.5 % Vol.
    Allergene
    contains sulfites
    Trinktemperatur
    15 - 18 Grad
    Ernte
    palmistry
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    Cork

    Ruby-red sour cherry with smoky raspberry.

    In the glass, a clear, transparent ruby red with a slightly brick-red shimmer at the rim is revealed. No makeup, no filter, but honest Pinot Noir aesthetics. The fine church windows run calmly and evenly.

    Cool and precise on the nose. Sour cherry, redcurrant, and a hint of raspberry skin meet smoke, mocha, and wet stone. Behind that, dried herbs and forest floor. Not a perfume, but mountain air after a summer rain, clear, spicy, and deeply breathing.

    On the palate, taut as a tightly strung wire. Juicy cherry, black pepper, subtle roasted aromas. The acidity grabs like cold spring water on the ankles. Tannin like suede, not like a wooden board. Cool, focused, long.

    The grapes come from a single high-altitude parcel. Hand-harvested, small yields, patient work in the cellar. Only around 1,200 bottles per year.