1970 Assmannshäuser Höllenberg Pinot Noir Kabinett
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- 0,700 l(€614,29perl)
- Regular Price
- €430,00
- Sale Price
- €430,00
- Regular Price
- Unit Price
- 0,700 l(€614,29perl)
The red wine tradition of the Kloster Eberbach winery goes back to the founding years of the former Cistercian abbey. In the 12th century, the monks probably brought the sophisticated Burgundy grape from their homeland, Burgundy, and cultivated it in the Rheingau. There are reliable sources about the cultivation of red wine at Eberbach Abbey dating back to the 13th century. In Assmannshausen itself, Pinot Noir has been cultivated since at least 1507. From 1740, the cultivation of "Klebroth" on the Höllenberg, as Pinot Noir was called in the Rheingau at the time, predominated and since the 19th century it has been planted almost exclusively with the demanding Pinot Noir grape.
Grape variety: Pinot Noir
Alcohol content: 13% vol.
Acidity: 4.6 g/l
Allergen information: Contains sulphites.
NOTE: We require a lead time of approx. 15 working days to make this wine available.
Bottler, importer: Hessische Staatsweingüter GmbH Kloster Eberbach, 65346 Eltville, Germany
Wines from the best sites
A unique cultural heritage, the best locations and the highest quality standards: these ingredients make our wines a special experience.
The vineyards of Weingut Kloster Eberbach cover almost 230 hectares in the Rheingau and on the Hessische Bergstrasse. The vines for our wines and sparkling wines grow on this terroir - sustainably and carefully produced, always with the demand for the best quality at an international level.
The history of Weingut Kloster Eberbach goes back just as far as the history of the cultural monument itself: Even for the French monks who settled in the Rheingau at the beginning of the 12th century, winegrowing was one of their main occupations. What was initially intended for their own consumption soon developed into a sought-after commodity that secured the future and prosperity of the monastery.
The Rheingau is one of the most renowned wine regions in Germany and world famous for its elegant and durable Rieslings and powerful Spätburgunder. Along the Rhine and its gentle hills, the unique terroir of shale, quartzite and loess soils as well as the mild climate provide ideal conditions for top wines.
The region includes famous wine villages such as Rüdesheim, Eltville and Johannisberg, which are known for their traditional wineries and impressive cultural landscapes. The Rheingau region combines viticulture at the highest level with a rich culture and culinary diversity.
- Variant: Germany, Rheingau / 0,700 / 1970
- SKU: KE-S197060004202
- Category: Spätburgunder
- Winery: Kloster Eberbach