When it comes to Germany's most famous Pinot Noir vineyards, the Centgrafenberg in Bürgstadt is the first choice. The iron-rich minerality of the red sandstone soil and a slope gradient of up to 40% are the basis for fine and complex Pinots. Finesse and finely spiced elegance are the themes of the 2019s. The raspberry and cassis fruit typical of Pinot Noir is accompanied by black pepper, delicate rose petals, nutty notes and the minerality of the red sandstone. 18 months of ageing in small wood weave all of this into a highly refined yet densely spicy whole. Parker juror STEPHAN REINHARDT awarded this wine an impressive 96 points.
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Item no. 10517
At home in Bürgstatt am Main, in the westernmost corner of Franconia, the winery looks back on a tradition of almost 400 years. in 1997, Paul and Monika Fürst took over the business, renovated parcels and acquired more. Since 2018, the management has been in the hands of their son Sebastian and his wife Isabell. Today, the vineyard covers 21 ha and is 60% planted with Pinot Noir. In addition, there is Frühburgunder, Chardonnay, Weißburgunder and Riesling.
