Leon Gold
Lunar Herbs Rosé 0.0%
Lunar Herbs Rosé 0.0%
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Weingut Leon Gold’s Lunar Herbs Rosé takes the structural brilliance of the original white and introduces a wild, savory botanical dimension. Built on a biodynamic foundation of organic red grape juice, this non-alcoholic sparkling alternative relies on a highly precise extraction of hibiscus, Mediterranean herbs, and alpine botanicals. It is expressly designed to deliver the depth, tension, and dry-feeling structure required for modern gastronomy, completely avoiding the synthetic "candy" aromas that plague the zero-proof rosé category.
The Profile
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Visual: Pours a brilliant, clear light-pink with a persistent, lively perlage.
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Nose: Expressive and multi-layered. The juicy, tart red fruit is driven by floral hibiscus, immediately layered with a vivid interplay of savory thyme and rosemary. In the background, the extraction of stone pine (Zirbe) adds a gentle, woodsy, and resinous warmth.
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Palate: Precise and astonishingly taut. While it carries a measurable 60 g/L of natural residual sugar from the red grape base, it drinks remarkably fresh. The sweetness is expertly bound by a radiant, driving acidity and the ethereal, herbal bitterness of the botanicals. It creates a tightly knit network of flavor that finishes completely clean and mouth-watering.
Technical Specifications & Ingredients
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Vintage: 2024
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Alcohol: 0.0% vol
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Residual Sugar: 60.0 g/L
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Ingredients: Organic red grape juice, extract of organic herbs and flowers (hibiscus, rosemary, thyme, stone pine), organic lemon, carbonation.
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Certification: Biodynamic / Organic (DE-ÖKO-022)
Gastronomic Application
Thanks to the savory edge of the thyme and the resinous depth of the stone pine, this alcohol-free rosé alternative excels in complex food pairings where standard fruit-driven mocktails fail. Serve heavily chilled in a universal wine glass. It is a brilliant companion for earthy root vegetable courses, high-end charcuterie, or as a sophisticated standalone aperitif.
