Rosalie Curtin, Pinot Noir Little Heart, 2023

Name: Rosalie Curtin, Pinot Noir Little Heart, 2023
Brand: Rosalie Curtin
SKU: NYC-3-VBD-`VB325223`-090525-6
Price: 44.99 USD
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Red Wine from Mosel, Germany

by Rosalie Curtin

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A wine of joy, a wine of heart. The only wine we were able to source under the Rosalie Curtin label, although the work that goes into all the wines is a labor of love between them.

This Pinot Noir feels slightly less structured than Lardot's Pinot K, but makes up for it with a fluttering grace, lifted across your palate. The fruit is airy and gentle and takes a background to the minerality of the slate, with the backbone from the clay top soils it is harvested from. A supremely charming Pinot Noir that we could not get enough of.

This vintage the fruit is sourced from Bullayer Brautrock, a southwest-facing, mix of slate and clay soil, later iterations will be sourced from Briedeler Herzchen, the vineyard name meaning “Heart”. The grapes started fermenting with 25% whole cluster, 75% hand destemmed berries, then were pressed after 14 days while it was still bubbling away. It finished fermentation in 225L used French oak barrels where it stayed for 18 months.

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Grape Variety

Pinot Noir
Vintage

2023
Size

750ml
Farming Practice

Natural
Style

Elegant , Minerally , Silky
Sweetness

Dry
Body

Light Bodied

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