German Pinot Noir
2004 Fitz-Ritter Pinot Noir ($19) -- Pfalz, Germany. Rotwein Trocken (Dry Red Wine); QbA. Yes, Germany does make red wine, although little makes it over to the US. I found this wine on the list at the old Pho Paris and I grabbed a few cases. I have enjoyed a few other Spatburgunders before, but this is a good entry level German Pinot for those who want to experiment. Not overly complex, but elegant with some cherry flavors and a medium finish. Probably best with food. Not overly acidic. Very pleasant and worth trying.
posted by jens at cincinnati wine at 1:15 PM
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UPDATE: At last night's monthly Pinot get-together, this wine fared quite well and many took notice of the German Pinot, which is rare in Cincinnati.
Wie viel ist deutche pinot?
jab
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