Huber Malterdinger Pinot Noir 2018 2012 Schlossberg slopes so steeply that

Schlossberg slopes so steeply that vines are grown on terraces

mouldy grapes are painstakingly separated from the unaffected fruit and vinified to make one of Germany’s most prized vinous treasures

It is a wine that will develop beautiful with long term cellaring through to 2050

The 2013 vintage was an overall dry year with a moderate winter and spring

Huber Malterdinger Pinot Noir 2018 2012 Schlossberg slopes so steeply thatThe Malterdinger Pinot Noir is the village wine from Weingut Huber in Baden. Fruit comes from vines of up to 25 years of age, with deeper roots, 30 to 35% whole bunch. After harvesting the grapes with a crop round 55 hl per ha, this wine matures for 12 months in three and four year old barriques.