Red Wines Germany

Merlot, the world's second most widely planted grape variety, has been cultivated in Germany since 1997. Thanks to the mild climate, it thrives in the Southern Palatinate region.

Markus Pfaffmann dedicated this classic cuvée of Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon to his eldest daughter.

Talrain Pinot Noir

An old wood workshop with an old-fashioned oil lamp, penetrating fine dry and wood spices, prunes, various chocolates, and cold smoke. An intense but consistently calm nose.

The Grantschener Wildenberg Trollinger dry is a fresh, fruity red wine. Delicate aromas of fresh berries and harmonious acidity caress the palate.

Teakwood, a touch of cigar smoke, some nougat, and dried red berries in the background.

Lehrensteinsfelder Salzberg Trollinger with Lemberger is a full-bodied and powerful red wine. Its aroma is reminiscent of red fruits such as currants.

The Assmannshausen Pinot Noir impresses with its deep red color and complex bouquet.

Our Heilbronner Staufenberg Trollinger with Lemberger has a full-bodied and robust character with hearty, pronounced fruit nuances of currants, blackberries, and cherries.

In this cuvée, Pinot Noir, the original of the Burgundy family, is combined with the delicate mellowness of Samtrot, the youngest member of the Burgundy family.

Cold smoke, roasted notes, syrupy red berry fruit, predominantly cherries, milk chocolate, and some herbal spice.

Only the very best wines are named "Jaspis" – after a gemstone commonly found in our vineyards. The Jaspis Pinot Noir comes from vineyards with Jura limestone soils.

Spreitzer's Oestricher Spätburgunder Klosterberg 2023 opens with a fascinating interplay of red fruits harmoniously interwoven with mineral notes.

Aromas of black currant, wild berries, bright red cherry, smoke with herbal-spicy notes, and a hint of cocoa define this cuvée.

The 2022 Collection Merlot from Schloss Ortenberg Winery in the Baden region impresses with a fine, mineral aroma characterized by red currants and roasted notes.

Dark forest soil with pine cones, fine dry and wood spices, a little dried plums, wild cherries, dark chocolate and cold smoke. Intense and calm nose.

The aromas of the Furore Red 2021 offer a fascinating experience.

A full-bodied red wine that seduces the senses: With its fine, rounded character, the Assmannshäuser Höllenberg presents aromas of raspberry, cherry and cranberry, underpinned by.

The nose is reminiscent of a cool winter night walk under clear skies and bright moonlight, some coal smoke with spice and pickled cherries.

Light cherries with red berries.