Winery Harkamp SOL Rosé

The soils in the region of Harkamp Winery are characterized by a diversity that imparts distinctive notes to the wines. The vineyards extend across various soil types, including calcareous soils and gravel. This variety provides optimal conditions for the vines to develop complex aromas. The soils in this region significantly contribute to the terroir of the wines by producing unique minerality and freshness. The harmonious blend of soil diversity and meticulous winemaking makes Harkamp's wines outstanding representatives of Styrian wine tradition.

The name SOL represents the relationship of the vines to the soil, the sun, and the cosmos. During its 55 months on the lees, it developed subtle power and intensity. On the nose, there are notes of grapefruit, rock, currant bush, a hint of meadow herbs, and a touch of mint. On the palate, the minerality is prominent, accompanied by salty raspberry, a fresh, vibrant acidity, and a wild cherry finish. This rosé sparkling wine is as pure and unadorned as possible, with 0 grams dosage and 0 sulfur.

The vineyards of Harkamp Winery in Leibnitz, Styria, extend across the picturesque hills of this wine-growing region. Here, varieties such as Sauvignon Blanc and Morillon thrive under optimal climatic conditions. The carefully tended vineyards benefit from a range of soil types, including calcareous and gravelly formations. The terraced and sloped locations ensure that the vines receive excellent sunlight exposure. The combination of this exposed location and diverse soils imparts a distinctive terroir character to Harkamp's wines, offering an impressive range of flavors.