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Bercher 2018 Spätburgunder Burkheimer
From the pure volcanic soil of the famed Feuerberg, this is a serious and focused Pinot of uncompromising quality. Wines like this make the strongest imaginable case for Baden as an unrivalled source of top-quality but modestly-priced Pinot Noir. 2018 was warmer than 2017, but both wines are proportionate and firmly shaped.
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Wine Specifics
WineWise Code | GBE-SPB18 |
Country | Germany |
Region | Baden - Kaiserstuhl |
Color/Style | Red |
Destemming | Complete |
Fermentation Vessel | Stainless steel |
Additional Fermentation Notes | 2 weeks |
Aging Vessel | Cask |
Aging Duration (months) | 12 |
Filtered? | Yes |
Fining Agents | None |
Yeast Protocol | Cultured |
Malolactic Conversion | Yes |
Additonal Maturation Details: | 6 months no stirring |
Added Sulfur | Yes, minimal |
Varieties | 100% Spätburgunder |
Residual Sugar | 1.9 |
ABV | 13 |
Acidity | 5.6 |
Closure | Screw-top |
Annual Production | 13000 bottles |
Soil Types | Volcanic |
Elevation (meters) | 300 |
Vine Age | 20 |
Yields (hl/ha) | 55 |
Farming Practices | Sustainable |
Harvest Method | Hand-harvested |
Other Vineyard Details | Southeast |
Notes from the Producer: A fruit-driven Spätburgunder from volcanic soil in Burkheim, fermented on the skins for 2 weeks and aged for 1 year in the traditional oak-cask of the Kaiserstuhl region. Young, yet silky tannic structure, Aromas of sour-cheries and rosehip with slightly flinty qualities.
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