Spätburgunder Rosé Trocken

Spätburgunder is German for Pinot Noir, and this rosé comes from Bauer's parcels in Brauneberg on the central Mosel. "Trocken" means dry — residual sugar sits at 4.2 g/l, and the 5.3 g/l acidity keeps it upright.

Pale salmon. Strawberry, raspberry and white flowers on the nose. Light on the palate, with a dry, fruit-driven finish. Chill well and serve as an apéritif, or with shellfish or light meat.