Taste profile
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Pinot Gris 2024 shows a different side of the Kaiserstuhl. A wine with tension and depth, guided by freshness rather than volume.
The grapes come from broad terraces on the southwest-facing slope of the Kaiserstuhl, overlooking the Rhine and Alsace. Volcanic subsoil, topped by a deep loess profile. This combination ensures supply and freshness, even in warm years.
Harvest focuses on tension and structure. After harvest, the grapes are crushed in open vats and left on skins and stems for five days. Gentle pressing with a traditional basket press. Spontaneous fermentation without additions. Ageing for ten months in old barriques. Lees contact is deliberately restrained to avoid amplifying the natural richness of Pinot Gris.
A precise Pinot Gris with a clear line. Juicy, saline, with palpable tension. Not a broad wine. Not an easy one.
Wine facts
wein.plus Magazine
Discovery of the Year 2024/2025
Intentional Winemaking
Every decision is deliberate. Growth follows structure, not volume.
Territorial Focus
From 2027, one origin. One landscape. Eckartsberg.
Clarity Over Intervention
Spontaneous fermentations. No unnecessary corrections. Precision before ideology.
Mediterranean Origin,
German Discipline
Cultural depth guided by method.
