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Rosé enjoyment from Rheinhessen: Anyone who previously thought that Rheinhessen only produces good Rieslings will be proven wrong with the Pinot Noir Rosé from the Leitz winery! Aromas of fresh strawberry, raspberry and currant complemented by a subtle acidity and pleasant carbonation create an unforgettable taste experience. Winemaker Johannes Leitz gives each of his wines an individual signature. In this fresh rosé, the juice of the Pinot Noir grape is very carefully pressed, producing a fragrant, shimmering pink must. The result is a wonderful rosé wine with finely integrated acidity and a pleasant fruity character. This fruitiness goes particularly well with fish, Asian dishes, pasta, pork or poultry.

Fruity, fresh wine The Leitz "Eins-Zwei-Zero" Rosé Alcohol-free is a fine, fruity, sparkling and harmonious wine. It has a seductive pink shimmer in the glass and immediately makes you want to try it. In the nose, there are delicious notes of rhubarb as well as subtle hints of rose hips and raspberries. A lively acidity gives the drink freshness and finesse. The accompanying impressions of juicy fruit make this alcohol-free rosé a real highlight that goes perfectly with fresh salads, pasta and grilled poultry with Mediterranean sugo.

The real alternative for all red wine fans. Wine is a culinary experience - with or without alcohol! The ZERO-POINT-FIVE Pinot Noir from Weingut Leitz is a sociable companion through alcohol-free times. The most modern extraction techniques are used in production to gently dealcoholize the high-quality base wine, but retain its red wine character.The ZERO-POINT-FIVE Pinot Noir presents itself cherry red in the glass. The scent is characterized by ripe cassis and berry notes. Fresh cherry and delicate chocolate complement each other in the aroma profile and are supported by a gentle residual sweetness and a soft tannin structure.Enjoyed a little cooler, this alcohol-free Pinot Noir offers great enjoyment with juicy meat dishes, baked potatoes or grilled vegetables.

Powerful Apulian from a liter bottle The Primitivo Leonetti 1973 is a characteristic red wine from Apulia, a sun-drenched region in the south of Italy, which is known for its fertile soils and ideal growing conditions. The wine is made from the indigenous Primitivo grape variety, which has long been extremely popular due to its intense aroma and full body. The deep red ruby ​​of the Primitivo Leonetti 1973 already announces the intense flavor potential of this grape variety. On the nose it unfolds a bouquet of ripe cherries and plums, which is complemented by a hint of vanilla. On the palate the wine is full-bodied and harmonious with notes of dark fruits and fine tannins that structure the wine well. The finish is balanced and long. The Primitivo Leonetti 1973 is an excellent accompaniment to spicy meat dishes, stews and mature cheese. The liter bottle offers the advantage that you can enjoy more of this delicious wine and is therefore ideal for extended enjoyment in a convivial setting or as a gift. Let yourself be seduced by the Apulian wine tradition with this Primitivo!

Elegance meets fruit What happens when the world's most famous white wine varieties - Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc - are processed by a first-class producer like Luna Argenta? The result is an exceptionally fruity white wine that is perfect for toasting the day with friends!For that extra kick of freshness, the grapes are quickly brought to the cellar after harvest. After careful pressing, fermentation takes place at controlled temperatures in stainless steel tanks. The cuvée then harmonizes its taste on the fine yeast for a few months. The result is a Bianco Appassimento with lots of fruit and great elegance.The Luna Argenta winery (Italian for "silver moon") relies on the power of the moon in its wine creations. The moon has a great influence on the growth of the grapes through its ebb and flow control lunar phases. The southern Italian winery is known nationwide for its uniquely fruity wines, excellent winemaking skills and biodynamic cultivation.

Fine fruity greetings from southern Italy: In the glass, the Luna Argenta Negroamaro Primitivo Appassimento appears in a deep ruby ​​red. Wonderful aromas of dark berries, raspberries and strawberries caress the nose, while delicate notes of vanilla perfectly complement the complex bouquet. The red wine then presents itself full-bodied and harmonious on the palate. The fruity character makes the cuvée in combination with a fine residual sweetness a real treat for the palate.We recommend enjoying this red wine from Apulia with lasagne, grilled prime rib of beef or delicately bitter chocolate.The Luna Argenta winery (Italian for "silver moon") bases its wine creations on the power of the moon. The moon has a great influence on the growth of the grapes through its ebb and flow control lunar phases. The southern Italian winery is known nationwide for uniquely fruity wines, excellent winemaking skills and biodynamic cultivation.

Powerful taste experience from Apulia If you are looking for a red wine with a powerful and fruity taste, you should go for the Luna Argenta Primitivo. The wine comes from the Italian region of Apulia and is made from the Primitivo grape variety. The Primitivo grape is known for its expressive aromas that are reminiscent of dark fruits such as plums, cherries and blackberries. The Luna Argenta Primitivo is characterized by its pleasant spiciness and fine tannin structure. These properties make it a full-bodied accompaniment to roasted or grilled meat, pasta dishes and cheese. The Luna Argenta winery attaches great importance to sustainable agriculture and uses only the best grapes for its wines. These are harvested by hand and processed carefully. This care and passion is reflected in the taste of the Luna Argenta Primitivo in an inimitable way.

From the papal court to the kings of France, from Balzac to Brillat-Savarin, it has always been believed that Tavel's rosé wines are among the best in France. Today, the Tavel appellation is classified as a cru site, like Châteauneuf-du-Pape or Gigondas. It is the only appellation in the Rhône Valley that produces exclusively rosé wines. Thanks to the lean terroir, the great heat and the character of the grape varieties involved, Tavel can be safely described as the king of rosés - and the M. Chapoutier Tavel AOC as the king of kings. It is of remarkable intensity and substance, glows an inviting raspberry pink and seduces with fresh, fruity aromas and a subtle mineral note. A typical Tavel - very dry and spicy - with the unmistakable Chapoutier signature. This Tavel also convinced the “Feinschmecker”, who named it Best Buy Rosé.

A Chapoutier in a delicate rosé Winemaker Michel Chapoutier is not alone in his opinion that great wines are made in the vineyard and not in the cellar. However, what he brings from the slopes of the Rhône Valley and always bottles with brilliant results is unique, in this case a delicately shimmering rosé called "Belleruche". Another of Michel's rules, namely that only single-varietal wines mature into really great wines, is suspended in this rosé wine. This allows the Syrah, Cinsault and Grenache grapes to form a harmonious combination after the night-time harvest and the subsequent direct pressing. In order to preserve the aroma of the raw materials, the must ferments at a low temperature. It then matures for three to six months in stainless steel containers. The result sparkles in the glass in a light pink. The "Belleruche" rosé tempts with an intense berry scent and hints of exotic fruits such as grapefruit and pomegranate. There is also a hint of menthol in the wine. This southern French wine is fresh, delicate and fruity on the palate, proving the class of its creator in rosé wine too. We recommend the "Belleruche" Rosé with Mediterranean dishes and light salads. Enjoy it well chilled!

Magnificent Primitivo Riserva with 97 points A big brother is there when you need him. And so is this Riserva wine. It is the big brother of the popular Magnifico Fuoco Primitivo and with its maturity and powerful bouquet it is immediately on hand. Whether you are looking for the right accompaniment to an opulent dish or simply want to do something good for your wine rack: with this Riserva you will make a big impression, starting with the shiny exterior... Just like the red wax capsule, the bottle shape is reminiscent of the great Bordeaux wines of the last century. The gold-decorated label, on the other hand, refers directly to the sun of Apulia, which gives the Primitivo vines around the town of Manduria their strength. The vines find ideal conditions on the heel of the Italian boot. They take root in soils made of clay and limestone, while strong winds from the south quickly dry the grapes again after rainfall. Only healthy and fully ripe harvested grapes end up in the cellar and become this magnificent Primitivo di Manduria Riserva. A long mash fermentation gives the wine its deep, ruby ​​red color and its wonderfully intense aroma. After fermentation, it is allowed to rest for 24 months, nine of which in wooden barrels. The result is a Primitivo Riserva with incomparably rich fruit and depth. Notes of dark berries, black cherries and fine spices invite you to enjoy it straight away. Ripe tannins and a particularly fine melt on the palate make the enjoyment complete. Luca Maroni awarded the 2018 vintage an impressive 97 points! And rightly so. Try this great Riserva and simply dream yourself to the south of Italy.

Lake Constance in pink The salmon-pink Bodensee Pinot Noir Rosé shines brightly. Thanks to the alpine region from which it comes, it has enjoyed many hours of sunshine, which help the grapes to ripen optimally. This allows the bouquet of the wine to develop well and shows hints of raspberries and strawberries. A fresh, fruity wine that is accompanied by a subtle spiciness. Perfect for summer and harmonious in combination with light dishes such as salads and fish. The terroir is very special due to the glacial influences in the soil and the intense sunlight, which is made possible thanks to the southern orientation of the slopes. The Markgraf von Baden winery knows how to optimally reflect the terroir influences in its Bodensee Pinot Noir Rosé. A special representative of the VDP. Estate wines from the hinterland of Lake Constance.

Lake Constance shines in pink Now it's sparkling! We immerse ourselves in the freshness of Lake Constance: The Markgraf von Baden winery proves with its Secco series that it is not only capable of producing excellent still wines from its grapes. The fine sparkling wines come from the vineyards in the hinterland of Lake Constance - as the label reveals, which makes Lake Constance shine in pink... Sparkling and fresh, this Pinot Noir Secco shows a very accessible side. The bouquet is delicately fruity with aromas of apple, red currants and citrus fruits. Nutty notes give the fruit potpourri an additional appeal. On the palate, the Bodensee Secco Rosé impresses with its fine balance of sparkling acidity and lovely fruit sweetness. By the way: Do you know the difference between Secco and sparkling wine? This lies in the way in which carbon dioxide is added. In the case of secco, carbon dioxide is added externally, whereas in sparkling wine the carbon dioxide is produced through the fermentation of the sugar “internally”, i.e. in the bottle.
Lake Constance shines in pink Now it's sparkling! We immerse ourselves in the freshness of Lake Constance: The Markgraf von Baden winery proves with its Secco series that it is not only capable of producing excellent still wines from its grapes. The fine sparkling wines come from the vineyards in the hinterland of Lake Constance - as the label reveals, which makes Lake Constance shine in pink... Sparkling and fresh, this Pinot Noir Secco shows a very accessible side. The bouquet is delicately fruity with aromas of apple, red currants and citrus fruits. Nutty notes give the fruit potpourri an additional appeal. On the palate, the Bodensee Secco Rosé impresses with its fine balance of sparkling acidity and lovely fruit sweetness. By the way: Do you know the difference between Secco and sparkling wine? This lies in the way in which carbon dioxide is added. In the case of secco, carbon dioxide is added externally, whereas in sparkling wine the carbon dioxide is produced through the fermentation of the sugar “internally”, i.e. in the bottle.

Sparkling, fresh secco from Lake Constance Now it's sparkling! We're diving into the freshness of Lake Constance: The Markgraf von Baden winery proves with its secco series that it is not only capable of producing excellent still wines from its grapes. The fine sparkling wines come from the vineyards in the hinterland of Lake Constance, as the label also reveals... The "Secco White" is a cuvée of Bacchus and Müller-Thurgau. Together, the varieties make the ideal drink for toasting: aromatic, fruity, fresh. This secco is excellent as an ice-cold aperitif. You don't have to wait long for a suitable occasion - the secco itself is one! By the way: do you know the difference between secco and sparkling wine? This lies in the way carbon dioxide is added. In the case of secco, carbon dioxide is added externally, whereas in the case of sparkling wine, the carbon dioxide is produced “internally”, i.e. in the bottle, through the fermentation of the sugar.

Fruity, sparkling drinking pleasure With the Lake Constance Secco range from the Markgräflich Badisches Weinhaus, you can expect sparkling, light enjoyment and rich fruit aromas. In particular, the cherry-red, bright red Secco, characterized by small bubbles, is characterized by intense fruit notes. The aromas of finely sweet and sour cherry jam and raspberries are dominant. The pleasant fruity aftertaste of the Secco lingers on the tongue and a fruity, refreshing drink is created. On sunny days, the Secco is a wonderful companion for the terrace and can be enjoyed on its own or with delicious fruit sorbet and pastries.

Elegant Chardonnay from the Mosel When Markus Molitor took over his father's winery at just 20 years old, his vision was already very clear and ambitious: to help the Mosel regain its former glory with individual, site-specific and storable wines. Today we have to say: he has succeeded impressively! With his legendary Rieslings, Markus Molitor is considered one of the most important German wine ambassadors abroad. But the maestro is not only enthusiastic about Riesling. His Haus Klosterberg Chardonnay is so complex, fresh and typical of Molitor that one can only be amazed by the repertoire of its creator...The grapes for this premium Chardonnay are carefully picked by hand, ground and macerated on the berry skins for several hours. The must is then fermented slowly and coolly, allowing the natural fruit to fully develop. After fermentation, the wine is gently aged in wooden barrels and stainless steel tanks with long yeast storage. The result is a fruity, elegant and complex white wine that offers a distinctive taste experience. The nose is fruity and mineral at the same time and makes you want to take the first sip. The wine then presents itself very balanced, fresh and fine on the palate, where it reveals its elegant fruitiness, underpinned by fine tannins. After tasting it, we immediately agreed: Markus Molitor also masters the Chardonnay with flying colors! Enjoy this top wine on its own or combine it with salads, asparagus dishes or creamy soups.

Spanish seduction: The Albacora Crianza Rioja matures in oak barrels for a total of 18 months, 6 months longer than required. It then matures for another year in its stylish bottle before it goes on sale. It is therefore no wonder that the classic taste of Tempranillo, Graciano and Mazuelo comes across particularly well in this red wine cuvée. The influences of the calcareous soils and slight temperature fluctuations in the Rioja region also give the dry red wine that certain something. This noble wine presents itself in the glass with deep red reflections. An expressive scent with hints of morello cherries, vanilla, mocha, cocoa and seductive aromas of ripe berries seduces your nose to taste it. An incredibly fresh, gentle, very finely structured and extremely harmonious taste experience awaits you on the palate, which you will remember for a long time. This Rioja red wine is an ideal accompaniment to spicy dishes or meat dishes such as roast beef, lamb and pork.

Fiery Rosado from the north of Spain This irresistibly fragrant Marques de Riscal Rosado shows that the famous Marqués de Riscal winery is not just an expert in great red wines. Highly aromatic, rich in nuances and long-lasting, it does its proud producer proud. The Rosado shines in the glass with an intense salmon pink color. On the nose, you can smell complex fruit with hints of raspberries and red cherries with a subtle spiciness. Even if you are not a real rosé wine lover, we recommend you try this dry Rosado! The Rioja wine-growing region in the north of Spain stretches for around 100 kilometers along the Ebro and about 45 kilometers into the mountainous hinterland and is one of the most famous wine regions in the world. Calcareous soils and slight temperature fluctuations make up the conditions and allow the noble Tempranillo and Garnacha grape varieties to thrive excellently.

Enjoy in a cozy group: The Masi Costasera Amarone della Valpolicella is a very impressive red wine. It is complex, impressive, proud and regally elegant. A top Italian wine that has a lot of depth and structure at the same time. The taste is fruity with diverse hints of fine spices. It is also very well balanced and has a high aging potential. Even top-class star tasters like James Suckling rave about it: "This opens beautifully to reveal violets, blueberries, licorice, citrus, oyster shell and orange rind. So velvety and polished, but with real depth and structure. Medium-to full-bodied with delightful fruit and a long finish. Drink in 2021 but already so satisfying." The bouquet of this dark red sparkling Italian wine smells of plums, blueberries, cherries, violets, licorice, coffee and orange rind. All of these aromas are underlined by velvety tannins. The Costasera is very harmonious and has a high aging potential. The Masi winery sets the bar very high for other Amarones with this wine. The reason for this is the great skill of the Masi team itself. The cellar masters carried out the appassimento process with the utmost care. This is necessary for a great Amarone and requires a lot of experience. The technique involves placing the grapes of the Corvina, Molinara and Rondinella varieties on shelves to dry after harvest. This serves to concentrate the berry ingredients and gives the dry wine a correspondingly strong intensity. This quiet giant from Masi is therefore rightly in a league with the great wines of Italy such as Brunello, Barolo or Bolgheri.