Markus Molitor Brauneberger Mandelgraben* Pinot Noir (box of 6 bottles)

Markus Molitor Brauneberger Mandelgraben* Pinot Noir

Markus Molitor Brauneberger Mandelgraben* Pinot Noir is an extraordinary red wine that exemplifies the expertise and passion of Markus Molitor, a renowned winemaker in Germany. Crafted from carefully selected Pinot Noir grapes sourced from the esteemed Brauneberger Mandelgraben vineyard, this wine is a true expression of its terroir.

With its deep ruby red color and a hint of transparency, Markus Molitor Brauneberger Mandelgraben* Pinot Noir catches the eye and entices the senses. On the nose, it offers an enchanting bouquet of ripe red cherries, wild berries, and subtle hints of spices, creating a captivating aromatic experience.

On the palate, this wine reveals a symphony of flavors. Juicy red fruit, such as cranberries and raspberries, intertwine with delicate herbal notes and a touch of earthiness, showcasing both freshness and depth. The wine's medium body, velvety tannins, and well-integrated acidity contribute to its overall balance and elegance.

Wine - Food pairing

Markus Molitor Brauneberger Mandelgraben* Pinot Noir is a wine of distinction, perfect for those seeking a red wine that combines finesse and complexity. It pairs beautifully with roasted game, grilled salmon, or earthy mushroom dishes. Whether enjoyed on special occasions or savored during moments of reflection, this wine embodies the craftsmanship, terroir, and signature touch of Markus Molitor.

Brauneberger Mandelgraben

Brauneberger Mandelgraben is a renowned vineyard located in the Moselle wine region of Germany. It is known for producing exceptional wines, particularly Riesling. The vineyard's name, "Mandelgraben," translates to "almond ditch," referring to the almond trees that used to grow in the area.

The unique microclimate and slate-rich soils of Brauneberger Mandelgraben contribute to the distinct character of the wines produced there. The steep slopes and south-facing exposure allow for excellent sun exposure and optimal ripening of the grapes. The slate soils retain heat and provide excellent drainage, resulting in wines with remarkable mineral complexity and vibrant acidity.