Pinot noir – Spaetburgunder –
ruby red elegance
The grape variety
The Pinot noir is one of the oldest red grape varieties and is said to be the noblest red grape of all. It was already known in medieval Europe.
Pinot noir requests best locations for the late ripening berries to reach their full sweetness and delicate flavour.
From our Pinot noir grapes we press both red and rosé wines and bottle them in different variants.
Pinot noir red wine – dry
Taste
Fuchs Pinot noir red dry wine has a harmonious, well-balanced structure and a fine ruby-red colour. The taste is velvety-dry, but not too dry, with an exquisite flavour of cherry and bilberry. The acidity is smooth, the tannines are very decent.
Pinot noir dry + food
This Pinot noir dry red wine is an universal companion to roasted, smoked or barbecued meat, venison, cheese, and all kinds of spicy food.
Pinot noir red wine – sweet
Taste
This sweet variation of Pinot noir has a beautiful ruby-red colour with a well-balanced structure. It shows fine aromatics of cherries and bilberries. Pleasantly low, agreeable acidity.
Pinot noir sweet + food
The Pinot noir sweet red wine goes well with cheese, sweet-sour dishes and light desserts. It is also pleasant to be enjoyed cooled on warm summer evenings.
Pinot noir dry – Blanc de noir – rosé wine
Taste
This speciality of Pinot noir belongs to the category "rose wines". With good reason it is titled "Blanc de noir", meeting perfectly the requested colour of no more than a very faint touch of red in the beautifully golden wine. It is very dry with fine aromatics of citrus fruits and currant and has a low, pleasantly agreeable acidity.
Pinot noir dry – Blanc de noir + food
This Pinot noir Blanc de noir dry wine is good companion to all gently spiced dishes such as fish and seefood, meat, poultry, or vegetables.
Pinot noir rosé wine – medium-sweet
Taste
Fuchs Pinot noir rosé has a medium-sweet taste, a harmonic combination of fruity acidity and sweetness. It has a fine flavour of cherries and bilberries and a brilliant rose colour.
Pinot noir rosé wine + food
This Pinot noir rosé wine goes well with and without food, as a light aperitif or as a companion for not too spicy dishes such as poultry, meat and vegetables. Enjoy it well-cooled on warm summer evenings!
