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Burggarten Heimersheimer Blanc de Noir VDP Ortswein 2024

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Description

Burggarten Heimersheimer Blanc de Noir VDP.Ortswein 2024 entsteht zu 100 Prozent aus Spätburgunder von ausgewählten Parzellen in Heimersheim an der Ahr. Vulkanische Böden und Grauwacke verleihen dem Wein feine mineralische Spannung. Ein Teil der Trauben wird im klassischen Saigner-Verfahren verarbeitet. In der Nase und am Gaumen zeigen sich Aprikosen, gelbe Äpfel und Litschi, begleitet von einer dezent cremigen Textur. Der Wein zeigt, wie vielseitig Pinot Noir jenseits des Rotweins sein kann.

Weinprofil: Burggarten Heimersheimer Blanc de Noir VDP Ortswein 2024

Expansion: Holzfass, bis zu 6 Monate

Grape variety (filter): 100 % Spätburgunder

Maturity: Jetzt - 2029

Alcohol content (in % vol.): 12,5% Vol.

Allergens: enthält Sulfite

Manufacturer/importer: Weingut Burggarten Schäfer Gbr, Landskroner Straße 61, 53574 Heppingen, Ahr

Further information
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winegut Burggarten

Weingut Burggarten is one of the defining family estates of the Ahr and is now run in the fourth generation by the brothers Paul, Heiko and Andreas Schäfer. Across around 18 hectares, spread over top sites such as Heimersheim, Walporzheim and Bad Neuenahr, the estate produces characterful Burgundy varieties that make the region’s mix of slate, greywacke and volcanic rock tangible in every glass.

Since joining the VDP, Burggarten has stood for uncompromising quality: careful vineyard management, low yields, precise hand harvesting and cellar work that puts elegance before volume. The result is wine that interprets the typicity of the Ahr in a modern way – fine, mineral, deep and always with a clear, distinctive signature.

Burggarten combines tradition and craftsmanship with a fresh, contemporary style and is now one of the region’s most exciting producers.

Herkunft im Fokus

Ahr

The Ahr is one of Germany’s smallest and northernmost wine regions, nestled in a narrow river valley with steep slate and volcanic rock slopes. Despite its cool climate, it is regarded as a red-wine paradise: Pinot Noir in particular produces elegant, finely structured wines with cool cherry fruit, herbal spice and mineral tension. Frühburgunder, a rare early-ripening Pinot variant, also plays an important role and produces velvety, spicy wines.