Prinz Rheingau Spatburgunder Trocken 2024 RFLASH structured - but tastes unmistakably

structured - but tastes unmistakably Californian in its fruit

500 feet on diatomaceous soil and Monterey shale

The result is pale salmon in the glass but structured and savory on the palate

Biodynamically farmed terroir speaking in real time

Prinz Rheingau Spatburgunder Trocken 2024 RFLASH structured - but tastes unmistakablySpatburgunder is simply the German name for Pinot Noir, and the Rheingau quietly makes some of the country's most compelling examples. From organic grower Prinz in Hallgarten, this is a dry red built in the cool climate, lighter framed German style: think bright cherry red in the glass, with black cherry and raspberry fruit, a savory edge and the kind of fresh acidity that makes it endlessly drinkable. It's a great reminder that Germany does far more