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Bassermann Jordan

A German wine house in the Pfalz, where vines have grown in the soil since 1718 and the name Riesling is almost synonymous with the family's work. Across generations the estate has tended grapes on some of Pfalz's most celebrated vineyard sites around Deidesheim. In 2002 entrepreneur Achim Niederberger took over the estate and gave it new life, before passing away far too soon - though his vision lives on in every bottle.

  • Bottle of Bassermann-Jordan Spätburgunder red wine
    Item no.: 22227865423150351-

    Bassermann-Jordan is one of the Pfalz's most respected wine houses, and this Spätburgunder shows why German Pinot Noir has enjoyed such success in recent years.

    Expert's Description

    Bassermann-Jordan Spätburgunder QbA 2024 is a Red Wine from Germany made from Spätburgunder, bottled at 13.5% ABV.

    Spätburgunder is the German name for Pinot Noir, and the wine comes from the Pfalz, a region with a cool climate and mineral-rich soils that give the grape finesse and freshness. Bassermann-Jordan shows here why the Pfalz is regarded as one of Germany's most exciting areas for this particular grape variety.

    Tasting Notes

    Nose

    Red berries such as cherry and raspberry, a hint of wild strawberry, tobacco and light spice.

    Palate

    Silky and harmonious with fine, integrated tannins and juicy fruit.

    Finish

    Dry and refreshing with precise acidity.

    Serving & Food Pairing

    Serve at 14-16°C in a Burgundy glass. Pairs with light meat dishes, poultry and mature cheeses.

    Specifications

    Name: Spätburgunder QbA 2024
    Producer/Winery: Bassermann-Jordan
    Region/Country: Pfalz, Germany
    Appellation/Classification: QbA
    Grape Variety(ies): Spätburgunder (Pinot Noir)
    Vintage: 2024
    ABV: 13.5%
    Size: 75 CL
    Vegan: No
    Serving Temperature: 14-16°C
    Decanting Recommended: No
    Glass Type: Burgundy Glass

    Flavour Profile

    Elegant · Fresh · Silky · Balanced

    Did You Know?

    Spätburgunder literally means "late Burgundy" and is the German name for Pinot Noir - Germany is today the world's third-largest producer of the grape variety after France and the USA.

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      23,25EUR
   

About Bassermann-Jordan

Bassermann-Jordan is a German wine house from the Pfalz region, with family roots dating back to the 1700s and status as one of the region's most historic Riesling producers.

History & Background

Bassermann-Jordan is one of the Pfalz region's most historic wine houses, with family roots that, according to the house's own records, date back to the 1700s. The house was formed when two old winegrowing families, Bassermann and Jordan, were united through marriage in the 19th century, laying the foundation for one of Germany's largest private wine estates. Across generations the house has specialized in Riesling from some of Pfalz's finest vineyards. Today Bassermann-Jordan is regarded as one of Germany's leading names in classic, terroir-driven Riesling.

Production & Style

The grapes grow in the Pfalz's sunny, relatively mild climate, giving the wines a fresh acidity and a clear varietal character.

Signature Style

Fresh, Mineral, Elegant
The wine offers a fresh, mineral character with an elegant, dry to off-dry finish.

Facts

Wine HouseBassermann-Jordan
Founded1718
PronouncedBASS-er-man YOR-dahn
RegionPfalz
CountryGermany
OwnerNiederberger family (since 2002)
Grape VarietiesRiesling
Official websitebassermann-jordan.de

Did You Know?

Bassermann-Jordan is part of the wide range of lesser-known but solid wine producers who rarely get the same attention as the very biggest, classic names.

Like Bassermann-Jordan? You should also try:

Deutz Champagne, Mandois Champagne and Niepoort Vin.