Rosé Wines Germany

Pomegranate and a touch of redcurrant jelly with light blossoms and biscuit.

Slightly watered down red berry fruit with herbs and pastries.

The 101 Rosé delivers everything it promises in the glass,even when you look at it,intense aromas of cherry and cranberry.

Aromas of raspberry, vanilla, and peach, a hint of herbs and thyme blossoms.

The Rosé Sparkling – gentle balance and lively perlage are shown in a fruity, fresh, delicate pink.

The Rosé Sparkling – gentle balance and lively bubbles are evident in its fruity, fresh, pale pink hue.

Made from Blaufränkisch and Pinot Noir and fermented entirely in stainless steel, this rosé is very refreshing, fruity, and easy-drinking.

Cool nose with red berries, pomegranate, and a hint of banana.

Pure fruit and freshness - that's Rheinhessen! The elegant, region-typical MAGNUS KISSEL Rosé was vinified from the best red grapes.

Since 1997, Merlot has also been permitted to be cultivated in Germany, and it thrives wonderfully in the Southern Palatinate thanks to the mild climate.

Aromas of raspberry, vanilla, and peach, with a hint of herbs and thyme blossoms.

This juicy, fresh rosé made from Pinot Noir grapes is aromatic and spicy with notes of stone fruit, floral nuances, nutmeg, vanilla, and apricot.

The wine matured 100% in stainless steel. It thenaged for five months on the lees and subsequently on the fine lees until bottling.

The alcohol-free rosé from the Jörg Geiger winery entices with a delicate rose aroma, accompanied by raspberry, chocolate mint, and spicy oriental notes.

Biscuit with a hint of mandarin orange and a subtle herbal note in the background.

The "Wunderschön pure" is a truly unusual rosé – at least by German standards. Pinot Noir and Blaufränkisch, in equal parts, are the components of this cuvée.

A fairly loud rosé with animating aromas of currants, pomegranate, some banana, orange, herbs and even pineapple and biscuit.

The palate confirms what the aroma predicted. The Pinot Noir Rosé opens with a very subtle sweetness of wild raspberries, but this ripe fruit is by no means the dominant element.

The wonderful Rosé No 5 is elegant, slim and crispy fresh.

Apple and orange on the nose with a hint of shortbread.

The Levitage grape variety originates from a cross originally created in 1994 at the LVWO Weinsberg under the sober name WE 94-26-37.

The Charlotte de Berry Rosé from Lergenmüller in the Palatinate region presents itself with an appealing salmon pink hue, complemented by delicate copper highlights.

Fragrant rosé with crisp freshness. The bouquet is dominated by red fruits, raspberries and strawberries, as well as a delicate rose scent.