Pieroth
Pieroth Burg Layer Schlosskapelle 750ml
$15.99
Regular price
750ml
Volume
9.50%
Alc/Vol
White Blend
Varietal
Germany
Country
Nahe
Region
Burg Layen
Subregion
Pieroth
Producer
Burg Layen
Appellation
About the Pieroth Burg Layer Schlosskapelle 750ml
The Pieroth Blue Edition occupies a special role in the Heritage Line. The unique blue bottle reflects an interesting historical aspect of the Nahe – the home region of Pieroth. During times when the glass was formed locally, the bottles took on a bluish-green colour. This was due to the mineral element in the local sand – primarily Cobalt. This unusual glass colour gave the wine bottles of the Nah region a differentiating feature even back then.
Pieroth embraced the idea in 1976, commissioning a royal blue bottle that has become a classic and a symbol of Pieroth in many countries.
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Pieroth Burg Layer Schlosskapelle 750ml
$15.99
Regular price
Pieroth Burg Layer Schlosskapelle 750ml
The Pieroth Blue Edition occupies a special role in the Heritage Line. The unique blue bottle reflects an interesting historical aspect of the Nahe – the home region of Pieroth. During times when the glass was formed locally, the bottles took on a bluish-green colour. This was due to the mineral element in the local sand – primarily Cobalt. This unusual glass colour gave the wine bottles of the Nah region a differentiating feature even back then.
Pieroth embraced the idea in 1976, commissioning a royal blue bottle that has become a classic and a symbol of Pieroth in many countries.
