Tasting note
- Colour & Appearance
- Elegant salmon pink, laced with delicate orange reflections.
- Nose
- A fragrant, fresh opening of ripe strawberries and wild forest berries, charmingly underpinned by subtle essential notes and fresh herbs.
- Palate
- On the palate, this alcohol-free rosé reveals itself to be dry, juicy and surprisingly spicy. The fruit remains lively and discreet, supported by a refined structure that has lost none of its substance through the dealcoholisation process.
- Terroir & Origin
- The grapes grow on the foothills of the Palatinate Forest in the Mittelhaardt around Gimmeldingen. Shaped by the mild climate with over 1,800 hours of sunshine and the region’s characteristic coloured sandstone soils, the vineyards of sustainably managed partner estates yield aromatically fully ripened fruit.
- Grape Variety & Vinification
- A cuvée of Pinot Noir (Spätburgunder), Sankt Laurent and Portugieser. The alcohol is removed from the base wine through a gentle combination of membrane filtration and vacuum distillation at low temperatures. This keeps the delicate fruit aromas and the wine’s underlying structure intact.
- Food Pairings
- An excellent companion to Mediterranean dishes, summery salads, light tapas or delicate poultry.
- Key Features
- With Haardt Hills, Gregory Emmel proves that alcohol-free enjoyment forms a category in its own right. Not a sweet juice substitute, but a sophisticated, dry rosé with 0.5% abv that brings origin and varietal character effortlessly to the glass.
