Leiner Rotwein 2017

Leiner Rotwein from 2013 is seen as a decent effort but not uniquely impressive. While some find it a fleeting memory, others feel it lacks personal appeal.

Leiner Rotwein presents a deep garnet hue, indicative of its concentrated nature. The bouquet unfurls with layers of dark cherry and blackcurrant, underscored by hints of cedar and a whisper of dried herbs, suggesting a deft use of oak. On the palate, it reveals a robust structure, with firm yet polished tannins providing a backbone to the ripe fruit core. The acidity is well-integrated, offering a refreshing counterpoint to the wine's richness. The finish is long and harmonious, with lingering notes of dark chocolate and a subtle mineral edge, marking it as a distinguished example of its regional style.