Rosé is, in a way, one of the simplest wines of the vinous world. This is also what makes getting it perfect so hard.

With rosé, the message has to be immediate, direct, dazzling, and refreshing. You should want the next glass before you’re even done with the one you have.

The recipe for this simple beauty is never easy to pin down. One thing is clear: Seehof's 2019 Pinot Noir Rosé simply nails this often elusive formula.

There's no other choice but to make Seehof's Rosé a back up the truck. At as low as $14.95 per bottle, you'll want to buy this by the case.

It's impossible to reduce the success of Seehof's Rosé to any neat formula, but a cooler climate, the Pinot Noir, and limestone soils are helpful.

Florian Fauth of Seehof farms some of the most famous vineyards in Germany's Rheinhessen region. The Rheinhessen's superstar is Klaus Peter Keller, who produces some of the greatest Rieslings and happens to be Fauth's brother-in-law. Fauth has holdings in Morstein and Kirchspiel, two vineyards that Keller has made legendary. The climate is cooler than what you would find in Provence and endows Seehof's Rosé with an incredibly lavish and polished acidity.

Limestone and Pinot Noir are the perfect marriage. There is no soil that transmits such a vital acidity, no other red grape that has such delicacy, such energy. What results is kinetic, tension-filled, and sophisticated in structure.

While it’s hard to pinpoint exactly what it is that makes this bottle special, it’s the easiest thing in the world to recognize it, so sit back and enjoy. Don't miss!

To order, email offers@crushwineco.com or call the store at (212) 980-9463.

Joe Salamone

Wine Buyer
Crush Wine & Spirits