In one of the most modern wine estates in the Palatinate, in Duttweiler, the vines grow in an almost Mediterranean landscape.
They have been farmed by the Nett family for five generations.
The special feature? Working in harmony with nature.
Since 2011, some vineyards have been cultivated as they were in the past: exclusively by horse power.
This keeps the soil loose, the grapes of higher quality, and gives the wine more character.
In the cellar, the wines are given plenty of time to mature—and this harmony between modernity and tradition can be tasted, even in the dealcoholized wines.
Discover Bergdolt-Reif & Nett- Reverse Rotwein.
At the Prowein trade fair, many thought it came from Bordeaux, likely due to the recognizable Cabernet taste.
But this non-alcoholic red wine comes from Southwestern Germany, from Christian Nett in Duttweiler.
In addition to Cabernet, this blend also contains Pinot Noir.
Together, they provide aromas of cherry and notes of sweet briar. The acidity is lively, the wine light, fruity, and dry.
Enjoy it at any time of day and for any occasion, even slightly chilled!
Pairings: a simmering beef bourguignon? The ideal match!
A Swiss exclusive, distributed by La Sobrerie.