Baden Spätburgunder Weißherbst

Baden Spätburgunder Weißherbst is a regional wine variety from Germany's southernmost wine-growing region, Baden. The term 'Weißherbst' designates a rosé-style wine made specifically from a single red grape variety—in this case, Spätburgunder (Pinot Noir)—which is pressed immediately after harvest to achieve its light pink hue.

The production is deeply rooted in the Baden cooperative system and private estates. This specific bottle is a 'Halbtrocken' (off-dry) variant, typically produced by local winemaking cooperatives (Winzergenossenschaften) or private estates in the region. These products are often distributed under the broader 'Baden' regional branding in German supermarket chains like EDEKA or REWE, which frequently source from the Badischer Winzerkeller, one of the largest wine cooperatives in Germany. Control of the brand usually lies with the local cooperative or the specific winery that bottles it.