🍷 Densely structured Pinot Noir with fine tannin grip and elegant maturation in large oak casks for a deep, velvety Pinot Noir experience
🍽 Ideal with braised veal cheeks, porcini risotto, game dishes and aromatic hard cheese for unforgettable moments of pleasure at the table
🏔 Characterful “Bachgart Identität” Pinot Noir DOC from the alpine steep slopes of Alto Adige, vinified as a single-varietal Pinot Noir by the Klaus Lentsch winery
Bachgart Identität Blauburgunder DOC - Weingut Klaus Lentsch
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The Bachgart Identity Blauburgunder DOC presents itself in a clear, elegant red hue, typical for the Pinot Noir grape variety. The color of this characterful variety ranges from light ruby to a deep cherry red. This red wine enchants with intense aromas of ripe sour cherry, complemented by nuances of lingonberry and delicate raspberry tones. Fine hints of spicy undergrowth and subtle vanilla wood give it a special complexity. On the palate, the Bachgart Identity Blauburgunder DOC appears dense and delicately structured, with a lively freshness that harmonizes wonderfully with a dry, elegant acidity. The tasting experience is accompanied by a subtle, spicy note reminiscent of delicate roasted and almond aromas. Moderate alcohol content and a velvety mouthfeel make this wine a perfect enjoyment. Summarized, the wine is characterized by the following qualities:
- Deep, ruby red color with lively reflections
- Fine spicy nuances of forest and vanilla
- Dense and elegant mouthfeel with balanced acidity
- Dry and structured, ideal for discerning wine connoisseurs
This fine red wine from the renowned Trentino-South Tyrol wine region particularly appeals to lovers of the Old World through its balance of freshness and fullness. The Bachgart Identity Blauburgunder DOC from the Klaus Lentsch winery combines tradition with modern vinification and offers a multi-layered taste experience, gaining complexity and depth during its aging potential of up to ten years.
Vinification of the Bachgart Identity Blauburgunder DOC
The Bachgart Identity Blauburgunder DOC is cultivated in the sun-drenched steep slopes of Alto Adige, a renowned subregion of Trentino-South Tyrol. There, the Pinot Noir grapes ripen under optimal climatic conditions. The cool high-altitude climate ensures slow and even maturation of the berries, allowing their fine aromatic profile to fully develop. Careful hand harvesting takes place at the end of September when the grapes have reached their perfect balance of freshness, acidity, and sugar.
After harvest, the grapes are gently pressed and undergo gentle fermentation to preserve their typical fruit aromas. The must fermentation occurs at controlled temperatures of 25 to 28 °C to ensure a balanced extraction of color, tannins, and aromas. The maceration duration varies depending on the vintage but generally lasts about 10 to 14 days. After fermentation, malolactic conversion takes place, imparting a mild acidity and harmonious structure to the wine.
The maturation of the Bachgart Identity Blauburgunder DOC predominantly occurs in large Slovenian oak barrels, giving the wine a subtly spicy note and elegant wood tones without covering the fruity freshness. Aging on fine lees additionally contributes to a full-bodied profile and velvety mouthfeel. After about twelve months of aging, the wine is filtered, bottled, and sealed to ensure optimal aging potential – traditionally with a cork to allow perfect bottle breathing.
Food Pairing Recommendations for the Bachgart Identity Blauburgunder DOC
The Bachgart Identity Blauburgunder DOC is a versatile red wine that pairs particularly well with traditional dishes from northern Italian cuisine. Its dry, dense character harmonizes excellently with moderately spiced dishes and highlights their flavors. Its lively freshness and layered taste make it an ideal companion to meats and hearty vegetable dishes. Here are some recommendations for a delightful taste experience:
- Braised veal cheeks in red wine sauce
- Risotto with porcini mushrooms and fresh herbs
- Grilled venison fillet with juniper berries
- Freshly smoked salmon with herb dip
- Italian antipasto platter with cured ham and marinated tomatoes
Furthermore, the Bachgart Identity Blauburgonder DOC is also excellent with hearty cheese variations such as aged Pecorino or mild Brie. The recommended serving temperature of 15 to 18 degrees Celsius supports the aromatic diversity and ensures a harmonious mouthfeel. Enjoy this outstanding South Tyrolean red wine on special occasions or as an accompaniment to an elegant dinner – it leaves a lasting impression through its dense body and fine structure.
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