Weingut Müller-Ruprecht Rosé 2024
Location: Germany, Pfalz
Winemaker: Sabine Woehrwag
Grapes: Pinot Noir
Soil: Limestone
Winemaking: A very soft crushing to not get too much color, with as little skin contact as possible to make it ultra light.
From the Importer Vom Boden: This is an estate KP Keller introduced us to in 2020 and we took a small flyer on the rosé last year, based solely on the extreme cut of the basic Riesling and, well, we were blown away. This is from the limestone Pfalz, where Pinot Noir does quite well. We’ve secured a bit more of this for 2021 and we expect fireworks.
If you haven’t heard of Frühburgunder it is an early ripening, delicate and elegant cousin to Pinot Noir. Very aromatic, soaring red fruit, lots of citrus, a salty minerality.
Location: Germany, Pfalz
Winemaker: Sabine Woehrwag
Grapes: Pinot Noir
Soil: Limestone
Winemaking: A very soft crushing to not get too much color, with as little skin contact as possible to make it ultra light.
From the Importer Vom Boden: This is an estate KP Keller introduced us to in 2020 and we took a small flyer on the rosé last year, based solely on the extreme cut of the basic Riesling and, well, we were blown away. This is from the limestone Pfalz, where Pinot Noir does quite well. We’ve secured a bit more of this for 2021 and we expect fireworks.
If you haven’t heard of Frühburgunder it is an early ripening, delicate and elegant cousin to Pinot Noir. Very aromatic, soaring red fruit, lots of citrus, a salty minerality.
Location: Germany, Pfalz
Winemaker: Sabine Woehrwag
Grapes: Pinot Noir
Soil: Limestone
Winemaking: A very soft crushing to not get too much color, with as little skin contact as possible to make it ultra light.
From the Importer Vom Boden: This is an estate KP Keller introduced us to in 2020 and we took a small flyer on the rosé last year, based solely on the extreme cut of the basic Riesling and, well, we were blown away. This is from the limestone Pfalz, where Pinot Noir does quite well. We’ve secured a bit more of this for 2021 and we expect fireworks.
If you haven’t heard of Frühburgunder it is an early ripening, delicate and elegant cousin to Pinot Noir. Very aromatic, soaring red fruit, lots of citrus, a salty minerality.