Borell-Diehl is a family-owned estate with a timbered house in Hainfield that was built in 1619. Annette Borell and Thomas Diehl married in 1990, and combined their families’ three wineries into one with both of their family names. They started with a mere 5 hectares but have expanded to 35, all within 5km of Hainfield, which is in the Pfalz. They have a unique soil variety, including loess, limestone, and red sandstone with deposits of minerally limestone as well. George, the eldest son of Annette and Thomas, is set to take over leadership at the estate, having gained experience in other reputable wineries in Germany and New Zealand. He will continue the focus on quality wines of exceptional value from land that sees no systemic pesticides or herbicides. Saint Laurent is an Austrian grape that is thought to be a cross of pinot noir and savagnin. It typically makes dark, rather aggressive wines; however, it makes a wonderfully bright and flavorful rosé! This offering is full of vivid red fruit and subtle melon tones with a core of vibrant acidity and a freshness that makes it taste just bottled. Sustainably grown, vegan.