2024 Seehof Rheinhessen Pinot Noir Rosé
If you think you know rosé, think again. This dry, German gem is totally under the radar and quite literally perfect. It is pure and fresh with crystalline minerality and the right amount of fruit. Enjoy with seafood (crab, lobster, shrimp), shellfish, summer salads, grilled chicken, and fresh cheeses.
Organic and biodynamic farming practices, hand-harvested and native yeast fermentation.
- Tasting Notes Strawberry, tart cherry, white peach, pink grapefruit, floral blossoms, white pepper, wet stone minerality
- Variety Pinot Noir
- Region Germany, Rheinhessen
- Volume 750ml
- Alcohol Volume 12%
- Table Talk This wine is a direct-pressed Pinot Noir, “trocken” style, meaning dry.
$28.00
In stock
Nestled in Westhofen, Rheinhessen, Weingut Seehof is a family-run estate now in its fifth generation under the stewardship of Florian Fauth. Covering 17.5 ha, the winery focuses on limestone-rich single-vineyard sites such as Kirchspiel, Morstein, and Steingrube—vineyards shared with top producers like Klaus‑Peter Keller, Florian’s brother-in-law. Rather than chasing flashy styles, Florian champions clarity, elegance, and terroir-driven expression, producing wines that are crystalline, energetic, and incredibly compelling for their price. From everyday bottlings like his lively Pinot Noir Rosé to serious Rieslings and Burgundies, Seehof’s portfolio exemplifies a modern Rheinhessen renaissance—rooted in tradition yet defiantly forward-thinking.
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