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Wasem Blanc de Noir trocken is a dry German white wine made from red Pinot Noir grapes by the historic Weingut Wasem. Shimmering in a delicate salmon color, it offers juicy aromas of currant, pear, and green herbs. This fresh, lively wine comes in a 0.75l bottle (12.0% ABV) and is a perfect companion for warm summer evenings or light grilled dishes.
Country of origin
Description
A white wine from red grapes
The white-pressed Pinot Noir shimmers in the glass with a delicate salmon color and delights with juicy aromas of currant, pear and green herbs. The full aroma of red grapes and yet a cool and fresh wine.

A lively companion for a summer evening or light grilled dishes.

In the home of the Weingut Wasem, the Ingelheimer Grund, the beginnings of viticulture reach back to the early first millennium. Since only particularly favorable locations and soils are suitable for viticulture, it was a privilege from the beginning to cultivate vines and produce wines. The family has been dedicated to viticulture for a long time, the first documented evidence of which dates back to 1726. Julius Wasem laid the foundation for the business in its modern form in 1912. He established the winery in the old noble seat in the Edelgasse and, as the first producer to bottle and market his own wines, set a sign for Ingelheim.

The sons were given the passion, generation after generation. It was not only about maintaining and developing an economically sound business, the commitment always went a step further than pure necessity would have required. Always driven by a special feeling for wine.
Producer:
Wasem Wein, Ingelheim 55218, Edelgasse 15
Alcohol content:
12.0 % vol.
Nutritional values per 100 g
Composition & Allergens
Allergens
- Schwefeldioxid und Sulfite










