Pinot Noir from the hulking great tranche of volcanic rock in the south part of Baden called Kaiserstuhl. This shows the same bright, deeply energetic character we’ve come to recognise in wines from similar soils grown across Europe, making this perhaps the only wine in the Wasenhaus line-up which betrays its maker’s deep roots in Burgundy.
Between the two of them, Alexander and Christophe of Weingut Wasenhaus have amassed some serious experience at some of the great domaines of Burgundy before returning to Germany to make wines in Baden. The influence shows in old-school, soulful wines that have marked these youngsters as future stars.
Pinot Noir from the hulking great tranche of volcanic rock in the south part of Baden called Kaiserstuhl. This shows the same bright, deeply energetic character we’ve come to recognise in wines from similar soils grown across Europe, making this perhaps the only wine in the Wasenhaus line-up which betrays its maker’s deep roots in Burgundy.
Between the two of them, Alexander and Christophe of Weingut Wasenhaus have amassed some serious experience at some of the great domaines of Burgundy before returning to Germany to make wines in Baden. The influence shows in old-school, soulful wines that have marked these youngsters as future stars.
