German Red Wine

From right across France's border in the German region of Pfalz, this is an incredibly drinkable, lovely Pinot Noir with sweet fruit and exceptional depth. Pleasant, clear ruby red appearance with aromas of wild berries, tobacco,... Read More

Perfumed and fresh on its feet, this charming Pinot Noir is a fantastic bargain find. Red-cherry notes are pure and pristine from start to finish, accented by cooling tones of crushed slate, wild mint and rose petal. It's... Read More

Stefan calls 2019 his breakthrough vintage for Pinot Noir. At five years old, this wine is proving him right. The Hofberg is an historic grand cru for both Pinot and Riesling, founded on grey/blue slate but with a lattice of red... Read More

A wine of astounding clarity, energy and finesse – think of a leaner version of Moric’s driving Austrian Blaufränkisches. Medium-bodied with silky tannins and notes of blueberry, thyme, and violet. A great Pinot... Read More

Sourced from older vines, the alte Reben has both more depth and more structure. The wine has a beautiful florality, with a complex array of red and darker fruit, great herbal detail. On the palate the wine is textural but swift,... Read More

These are some of the greatest and most fascinating Pinot Noirs in Germany, and finding these wines available to purchase is nearly impossible. This Pinot noir is a blend from multiple plots but all on limestone soil, situated... Read More

From Jurassic chalk soils and aged in (10% new) barrels for 20 months, the Blauer Spätburgunder (a.k.a. Pinot Noir) 2019 Schulen opens with an intense and generous yet, after a longer while of aeration, rather pure, refined... Read More