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AdamsWein, Spatburgunder Heerweg (1er Cru), 2023

Red Wine from Rheinhessen, Germany
by AdamsWein
$59.99
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This is Pinot Noir (Spatburgunder) from Heerweg, a west-facing, limestone-rich site in Ingelheim classified at the 1er Cru level, and it is Simone Adams's flagship red. She farms biodynamically in northern Rheinhessen and ferments with whole clusters, chasing perfume and precision over power. Bottled with minimal intervention, it shows the transparency and grip that make top German Pinot so compelling.

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Antonio Galloni

92 points

"The 2023 Spätburgunder Ingelheimer Heerweg is from richer soils on top of the limestones of the Mainzer Berg. This was made entirely with whole bunches, followed by 18 months in small barrels. Tart redcurrant shines on the nose with freshness, brightness and overtones of crushed yarrow and white pepper. The palate is equally tender and fruited, but it has a yeasty, supple creaminess that adds a little weight and reinforces the purity, poetry and tenderness of the fruit. This is a most elegant, deep-fruited and profound Pinot Noir." —Anne Krebiehl, MW

Robert Parker

92 points

"Fermented with 100% whole clusters and aged in barrels for 18 months, the crimson-colored 2023 Heerweg Spätburgunder comes from vineyards with a thick layer of silt on top of the limestone mother rock. It offers a super fragrant, deep, intense and slightly toasty, spicy nose of dark berries intermingled with saline layers and notes of concentrated and savory cherries as well as black tea. Still a tiny bit reductive on the nose, this is a full-bodied, refined, silky-textured and elegant, round and juicy but also concentrated Pinot with fine tannins, good intensity, lingering salinity and a finish that is still bitter and a little astringent but positively grippy. It's very promising. Aeration is recommended. 12.5% stated alcohol. Natural cork. Tasted at the domaine in April 2026." —Stephan Reinhardt

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Wine Details

  • Grape Variety

    Pinot Noir

  • Vintage

    2023

  • Size

    750ml

  • Farming Practice

    Organic

  • Sweetness

    Dry

  • Body

    Light Bodied

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Tasting Notes & Food Pairings

Perfect Pairings

Roast duck, seared salmon, wild mushrooms, or braised pork shoulder.

Tasting Profile

Red berries, wild herbs, and floral notes, medium body, lively acidity, fine tannin, and a long, mineral-driven finish.

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