Bernhard Huber's Malterdinger Spätburgunder is a fabulous entry level Pinot Noir full of energy and plump bittersweet cherry and cherry stone fruit. There’s more and more depth to this cuvée as each year goes by and this vintage is certainly the best to date, with bright creamy blackberry and red currant fruit and mouthwatering freshness.
Described by World of Fine Wine as "one of the most important wine producers in Germany of the past 20 years" Bernard Huber's small, family owned estate sits to the east of the famous Kaiserstuhl in the Baden village of...
Baden is the southernmost German wine region and the third largest. It is primarily a long, slim strip of vineyards nestled between the hills of the Black Forest and the Rhine River, extending some 400 km from the Tauber in the...
Pinot Noir is a noble red wine grape variety that is difficult to grow, but in the right place and under the right climatic conditions it can produce the most delicious in taste, richest and velvety smooth wines in the world....
