The family Schnaitmann have been cultivating wine grapes for over 500 years in Fellbach, however the wine estate was not founded until 1997, as Rainer Schnaitmann decided to make his own wines. In the early 1990s, convinced that the regional vineyards concealed even more potential, Rainer studied oenology and travelled to abroad to learn how to make great wines. In 2006 he was invited to join the VDP. His Pinot Noir and Sauvignon Blanc have achieved huge success, but every vintage Rainer Schnaitmann still strives for the creation of distinctive wines.

SIMONROTH® is a registered name for the valuable wines of our estate, which was introduced and protected as early as the first 1997 vintage. We harvest the grapes in VDP-classified first and large vineyards. The term is derived from a hamlet founded at the foot of the Kappelberg called "Immosrod", which gave its name to the adjacent vineyards.
In the glass, the Simonroth Lemberger appears dark with a sapphire red core.
It smells of violets, thyme, juniper wood, bay leaves, black pepper and Parma ham, accompanied by red and black currants, sour cherries and plum compote.
Classy Lemberger with great balance, due to the ripe acidity, fine fruit, velvety tannin structure and excellently integrated wood. Impressive length!

Grape: Lemberger

Region: Wuttemburg

Country: Germany

ABV:13%

Vintage: 2019