Spätburgunder Dornfelder trocken - Biovitis

The Spätburgunder Dornfelder trocken presents itself in a deep ruby red. This wine combines the best characteristics of both varieties. Fruity aromas of cherry, blueberry, and a hint of plum dominate the bouquet. The taste is full-bodied and velvety, with gentle tannins and a pleasant freshness. On the finish, the wine appears harmonious and balanced, ideal for connoisseurs who appreciate complex wines. The fine nuances of spices and a slight hint of wood round off the tasting experience.

Vinification of the Spätburgunder Dornfelder trocken

The grapes for the Spätburgunder Dornfelder trocken come from the best locations, where climatic conditions and soil quality are optimal. The cultivation is organic, without the use of harmful chemicals. The grapes are hand-harvested at the optimal ripening time to ensure high quality.

After harvest, a gentle pressing takes place, followed by a cool fermentation. This method preserves the freshness and fruitiness of the wine. The aging occurs in high-quality oak barrels, which add additional depth and complexity to the wine. Through the aging period in these barrels, the wine develops its characteristic aromas and becomes particularly harmonious.

Food Recommendation for the Spätburgunder Dornfelder trocken

Enjoy the Spätburgunder Dornfelder trocken with various delicious dishes. This wine pairs perfectly with:

1. Beef fillet with herb crust
2. Lamb rack with rosemary
3. Fine game dishes such as venison or stag
4. Pasta with rich sauces, such as a truffle cream sauce

Prepare an impressive menu. Serve it with a hearty lasagna or a braised beef roast. The combination of intense flavor and aromatic complexity of the wine wonderfully highlights the flavors of the dishes. Also enjoy some ripe cheeses with it. These harmonize perfectly with the fruity character of the wine and leave a lasting impression.

• Ideal for festive occasions
• Perfect for a romantic dinner
• A delight for a friendly gathering

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