The Assmannshäuser Höllenberg 2013 as a "Late Release" presents itself with an inviting bouquet of red currants, spicy cranberry jelly and the scent of forest soil. On the palate, the fine acidity together with the soft tannins create a wonderfully charming and pleasantly accessible wine experience. Location & Terroir Vineyard: Our large, terroir-influenced Pinot Noir Weissherbst come from the Assmannshäuser Höllenberg, which is considered to be the most famous German red wine vineyard in the world. With a slope of up to 60% to the south-west, the most distinctive Pinot Noirs of the Rheingau grow here on slate. Terroir: slate weathering.