Bästa spätburgunder

So Much More Than Just A Box Of Wine. % Australian Wines. Explore The Range Now! Tasting Panel-curated Or Customised Wine Selections From Over Australian Wineries. 1 grauburgunder 2 Spätburgunder is the German name for Pinot Noir, and means literally ‘late Burgundy’, in reference to its ripening time and origin. It is possible that the variety first arrived in Germany as early as the ninth century. An often-cited story recounts how Charlemagne [d. AD] ordered monks to plant a vineyard in the Rheingau, on a hill. 3 spätburgunder systembolaget 4 Spotlight on Spätburgunder. Although it is the world’s third-biggest producer of the variety, Germany may not spring to mind when choosing Pinot Noir. But Spätburgunders now compete with the world’s best. Anne Krebiehl MW charts its rise to the top. It’s no longer news that Germany produces great Pinot Noir: Spätburgunders have won top. 5 8 / 9. Susana Balbo Signature Rosé kr, nr (TS), Argentina, Mendoza, rosé friskt & bärigt. En tillfällig gäst på Systembolaget som måste upplevas. Skapat av Susana Balbo, Argentinas mest populära kvinnliga vinmakare, en mästare bakom flera kända viner. Gjort på 60/40 malbec och pinot noir. 6 Spätburgunder: Germany’s Favorite Red. If you didn’t know (honestly, most of us don’t), Germany is the 3rd largest producer of Pinot Noir in the world. Of course, around here they called it Spätburgunder. And, it’s a bit different from the Pinot most of us know. The first thing you’ll notice about an Ahr Spätburgunder is the color. 7 barossa valley 8 ! 9 Det görs dock riktigt bra viner på andra druvor också och då inte bara vita viner. 10 9 viner som matchar de stora grillsmakerna. 1. Baron de Ley Reserva Nr , kr Spanien. Omdöme: Finfin ambassadör för hederliga gamla Rioja. Antydan till mognadstoner, med gott om fatvanilj, körsbär, tobak, choklad – och den för Rioja så typiska nyansen av krondill. Perfekt både till lamm, nöt och fläsk. 11 Centgrafenberg is a prime source of Spätburgunder for Rudolf Fürst. (Courtesy of Rudolf Fürst) Germany is so closely identified with Riesling that you may be surprised to learn that the country is the third-largest producer of Pinot Noir in the world, behind France and the United States, according to the Wines of Germany trade organization. 12