Pinot Noir Ganymed
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CSPC 866673
Product Category Wine
Producer Lingenfelder
Varietal(s) Pinot Noir
Vintage 2019
Country Germany
Region Germany » Pfalz
Color Red
Size 750 ml
Quantity 96 In Stock
About the Producer
The Lingenfelder estate holds a long heritage in winemaking—dating more than 500 years with 14 generations of family wine growers and winemakers. This history has contributed to the family’s careful sensitivity toward environmental sustainability and to their commitment to quality. Rainer Lingenfelder has gained a wide reputation for stylish and elegant Pinot Noir (Spätburgunder) and Pinot Gris (Grauburgunder) in addition to classic Riesling and Scheurebe wines. Rainer’s son Georg is taking on management from his father, continuing their three-cornered approach to quality: hand harvesting, natural fermentation and no fining agents on all estate wines. The Lingenfelder family is also close to the Jones & Company family: two of our staff (Gary Hewitt and Anton Sikorsky) have been able to work with the Lingenfelders. Gary worked in an extended winemaking internship in 2002, and Anton worked the harvest and winemaking in 2022.
Reviews & Notes
Rick Watkins
"Want to drink good Burgundy but can't afford it? Try this beauty from Germany. A funky label and funky wine to boot! Lots of cherry, strawberry and raspberry notes that follow through on the palate with silky tannins and a long, long finish. The favorite wine from my last luxury tasting."
Sylvia Jansen
"Ganymed, mythical cup-bearer to the gods...its namesake is divine. A ripe but elegant Pinot Noir, ready for a raucous evening."
Gary Hewitt
"2019 Lingenfelder Ganymed is again a Burgundian expression of Pinot Noir more savoury than fruity with mature cherry/berry fruit, sous bois, integrated oak, a touch of brown sugar and a warming touch of alcohol. The tannin is lightly gripping, the mid-palate is round, and the wine shows surprising maturity for a 4-year old wine. Drinking now and for at least the next 2-5 years. Complex and illustrative of the difference between "wine" and "fermented grape juice." 2019 tasted 5 Feb 2024."